Arcos Eclipse Kitchen Knives Series
Eclipse Series – The Essence of Uniqueness
Inspired by one of nature’s most striking phenomena, each knife stands out for its modern design and beveled edges that break with tradition. The pearlescent sheen of its handle captures light in a unique way, making every piece one of a kind. With the Eclipse series, your kitchen will shine not only for its functionality, but also for its sophistication and beauty.
Innovative, Distinctive AestheticsA modern handle with beveled edges that breaks from the traditional, adding a touch of sophistication to your kitchen.
Extra-Smooth CuttingSilk Edge Plus delivers an extra-smooth cutting sensation thanks to a hand-finished process by master knifemakers.
Elegant, Sophisticated ShineCrafted in pearlescent black methacrylate with exclusive patterns that catch the light with a unique glow, making every knife a one-of-a-kind piece.
Forged from a Single PieceForged in NITRUM® stainless steel, this knife ensures greater strength, durability, and balance.
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