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Dedicated to two Alice

Cutipol cutlery with an impressive straight line beauty. In contrast to that image, the ALICE series, which features gentle curves and asymmetrical shapes, is the brand's first cutlery for children. Designed with the motif of Alice in Wonderland, it is a cute set that looks like a candy, but it is made with the same high quality as the standard Cutipol products. A cutlery set that is also recommended as a gift.

A set that can be used by both children and adults

The Kids Cutlery ALICE was designed by Cutipol designer Joa Kim Ribeiro. The asymmetrical design is designed to make it easier for children who have begun to learn table manners to hold a fork in their left hand and a knife in their right hand. Assuming that it will be used by children, it has a slightly thick handle that is easy to hold even with small hands, and the knife is not sharp, it is just for cutting soft things such as omelets and hamburgers, and it can also be used when applying butter and jam. It is designed for children aged 5 or 6 years old, but it is a cutlery set that even adults can use.

The motif was "Alice in Wonderland". The main character, Alice, participates in a mysterious tea party in the middle of the story. She has a tea party with unique characters such as the Mad Hatter who always drinks tea, the March Hare who mixes time, and the mysterious Cheshire Cat. A playful cutlery that is perfect for the dreamy, a little mysterious, but fun tea party. The included card is also designed to imitate playing cards. It would be nice to use it together with other standard cutlery from Cutipol as a family. It is also recommended as a gift for children's milestones such as entrance ceremonies and Shichigosan.

In fact, this ALICE series is also dedicated to another Alice. In 1964, she was Alice Marquez, the founder of Cutipol, with her husband, Giusé Ribeiro. She loves and respects her, and the named Kids Cutlery her ALICE is a set that also feels the warmth of her creator.

Practicality and beauty

Cutipol has been making cutlery in Portugal for generations. A complete original item that even devises molding and vapor deposition equipment in-house. Not only the design but also the finishing is carefully crafted one by one by skilled craftsmen, and the beautiful curves and luster are more like works of art than industrial products. Its high quality can be seen from the fact that it is used by Portuguese embassies, governments and top-class hotels. The cutlery, which combines a stainless steel and resin handle, is so smooth that you can hardly feel the seams.

At Cutipol, many processes are still performed manually to express the beauty of curves and the ideal curve. Compared to the average one, forks have longer teeth and knives and spoons have a characteristic rounded shape. These detailed specifications are unique to manual work, which cannot be done by machine-made products. The brand logo, which is engraved at the end of manufacturing, is also hand-made one by one.

Born from Portuguese food culture

Cutipol has a factory in the quiet town of Cardas das Taipas, Portugal. This area is known to be adjacent to many cutlery factories in Portugal, where food culture was developing, and Cutipol also started as a family-owned company in the 1920s. Although it was a small manufacturer with only 6 employees when it was first founded, it has evolved into manufacturing iron forks and spoons and exporting products. The fork that was generally made at that time was a simple shape made using Mino, but Cutipol was aimed at a cutlery that pursued ease of use by angling it with a hammer. It led to the spread of.

While inheriting the Portuguese cutlery tradition, Cutipol's cutlery is also highly practical by incorporating ergonomics and the latest technology. By refining its design and manufacturing technology, it is now a world-renowned company, especially in Europe and North America.