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Solex Inka Cutlery
INKA, the new cutlery collection from solex GERMANY combines a unique, nature-inspired surface in slate look with a straight contour.
The cutlery series belongs to the FIRST Collection and consists of 15 individual components.
A high material thickness and the elaborately crafted slate surface give the cutlery an exceptional character.
All cutlery parts are additionally matted on the handle. The combination of the finely structured handles and the mirror finish head part gives the cutlery a unique look and haptic.
The matt handles reduce fingerprints and thus the daily maintenance effort.
INKA is available in various colour surfaces and can also be supplemented with the straight MAYA model in mirror finish. With these variants you can create an incomparable décor and colour combination, exactly according to your imagination and your interior.
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| Products | Solex Inka Cutlery | Stainless Steel Cutlery | W Sthof Classic Cutlery |
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| Vendor | solex GERMANY GmbH | Zanetti Emiliano e C. S.A.S. di Zanetti Sandro | Wüsthof GmbH |
| Country | Germany | Italy | Germany |
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