In Sweden, a butter knife is nearly always made of wood. Beechwood leaves no taste and has inherent anti-bacterial properties making it the perfect choice for the Butero. Its solid ergonomic handle and the natural material provides ease and just the right amount friction enabling you to spread your bread without slipping. There is a warmth you feel when it comes to using a natural material in your hands and especially so with this sculptural piece.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Poland |
| Materials | Beechwood |
| Dimensions | L170 W45 D25 |
| Colour | Beechwood |
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