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Bowls
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FSC Wooden Kitchen Products
DESIGN OBJECTS MADE OF WOOD
Our kitchen utensils made of the very best quality, FSC®-certified European black walnut and maple are sure to turn heads.
- Spice mills
New to the range are spice mills featuring an adjustable CrushGrind® ceramic grinder mechanism and innovative filling system, suitable for salt, pepper and individual spice blends. Designed in Switzerland, the mills are manufactured in Eastern Europe. - Black walnut bowl
This bowl makes the ideal salad or fruit bowl or a beautiful design piece. Design and function are in perfect harmony. The bowl was designed in Switzerland and manufactured in Eastern Europe.
Chopping boards
The black walnut and beechwood chopping boards impress in both form and function. A range of sizes are available. - Bread box
With its timeless elegance, it is an eye-catcher in any kitchen or buffet and keeps bread fresh for longer thanks to optimum air circulation. Made from European FSC® beech wood (Serbia), the combination of bread board and bread bin can be used independently of each other and the cover can be folded up.
Kisag is a certificated Qualifor (Quality Forest Management) member and registered under the number SGS-COC-1116
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