Arcos Nordika FSC Wood Handle Knives
Discover the new series of knives from Arcos which will connect you with nature. Feel the smoothness of its handle, made of wood from well-managed FSC® with license code FSC® - C160381 certified forests. Experience the cutting power of its silk edge. Its style will give your kitchen that unique and personal touch.
NITRUM® STAINLESS STEEL
Arcos exclusive nitrogen steel formula which delivers increased hardness, greater cutting power and improves the durability of the edge.
SILK EDGE
Only by combining Arcos century-old tradition and the latest technology can the special silk edge be obtained. Providing a unique, smooth and precise cut.
ROUNDED SPINE
The elegant design of the upper edge of the blade provides smoothness during use, avoiding hand abrasions and is flexible when handling.
100% NATURAL WOOD
The warm touch of Ovengkol wood, from well-managed forests, furnishing a close contact with nature.
BRASS RIVETS
An avant-garde design. Brass on wood is a perfect blend of materials which confers safety, greater durability and a style of its own.
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