Ikon Selection Steak Knife Set
Enhance your routine!
A decorative work of art, combining design and precision: one for each of your guests
Six iconic steak knives - each a truly unique piece with a distinctive wooden handle from a different part of the world. With this global selection, the WÜSTHOF Ikon Steak Set, in its exclusive leather roll, is a keen companion for your premium cuts, whether juicy South American steaks straight off your grill or a gently cooked fillet of Japanese Wagyu beef.
African Blackwood, American Walnut, magnificent Latin American Bocote, Canadian Birdseye Maple, Scandinavian Curly Birch and Brazilian Tulipwood - each individually grained handle exudes a magical attraction.
There is no reason for your steak knives to match your forks, they can stand out with confidence! These knives, each with their own characteristics, not only honour but also enhance the moment of culinary pleasure. They cut through your meat cleanly and effortlessly, sparing the delicate fibres and allowing all the natural flavours to come to the fore; you’ll taste the difference immediately!
And after dinner? Store your knives carefully in their exquisite, handcrafted leather roll made of natural Tuscan cowhide, where they can elegantly and securely await their next opportunity to feature at your table.
Original art by bladesmiths. Manufactured entirely in Solingen, Germany.
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