Cristema Tokyo Flatware Collection
Tokyo Collection
Its curves and shapes represent the experiences that marked our journey through the streets and culture of Tokyo.
This collection is a fascinating fusion of tradition and modernity designed for consumers who are looking for clean design pieces with a distinctive touch.
We also endeavoured to give this piece a certain solidness and robustness.
In Vogue Expression …
Modern and cosmopolitan, In Vogue by Cristema seeks to be part of a modern, cosmopolitan, distinctive lifestyle...
An expression that brings together pieces with delicate and discreet silhouettes, designed to complement different concepts with a common denominator - minimalism.
Material – Stainless Steel 18/10 AISI 304
Thickness - 4.0mm
Finishing - Shiny, Brushed, Satin and Vintage
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