Nouval

Onyx Cookware Collection

Egypt , Cairo

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Category Cutlery
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Onyx Cookware Collection

Onyx Cookware Collection from Nouval is made from forged aluminium with soft-touch Bakelite handles and a five-layer Italian non-stick coating system.

The forged body is intended to give better structural rigidity than thin pressed cookware, while the multi-layer coating focuses on release and everyday cleaning. Pan diameter, vessel depth and lid style vary across the collection.

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