By Schiffmacher Series Tableware
As a Dutch butcher's son, Henk Schiffmacher, one of the world's most famous tattoo artists, learned to appreciate a good, sturdy knife at an early age. In this series he lets his passion for the butcher's trade, tattoos, and cuisine speak.
Champagne Sabel
Slightly traditional, somewhat ceremonial, but sabring is above all a stylish way to open a champagne bottle. And it gets even more stylish, and artful even, with the Champagne Sabel By Schiffmacher.
Steak Knives
The set consists of four robust steak knives, each with a unique and recognizable pattern. Natural
wood provides an authentic appearance – no knife is the same. To embrace this authenticity, each
knife has its own tattoo designed by Henk Schiffmacher himself.
Chef’s Knife
This chef’s knife is made out of one piece of solid German stainless steel, blackened with a special iron oxide treatment. And it wouldn’t be a knife by Schiffmacher without a tattoo, right?
Chopping Block
When it comes to cooking, having the right cutting board is just as important as having a good knife. This cutting board is inspired by the official butcher's block, as Schiffmacher knew it from his childhood.
Man's Ruin
The Man's Ruin gift set consists of a high-end pocket knife, a deck of playing cards and, a golden hip flask. Complete your Man’s Ruin set with the original Zippo By Schiffmacher lighter.
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