By Verve Culture
Special Edition Moon Knife Set
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Why we carry this
Imagine, if you will, a pair of knives that have traveled further than most people's vacation photos. Hand-forged by blacksmiths in a remote Thai village—people who've been perfecting their craft since before we invented the internet—these blades arrived at your kitchen with centuries of culinary tradition tucked into their handles. The cleaver, all eleven inches of it, is a heavy-duty marvel of carbon steel that arrives sharp enough to make you question your previous knife choices. The French-style blade, slightly more refined at ten and three-quarters inches, handles everything from delicate herb work to ambitious meat preparation with the kind of confidence you wish you had at dinner parties. Both knives feature full tang construction, meaning they're essentially indestructible in the hands of someone who respects them (hand wash only—they're temperamental that way, like most things worth having). This special edition won't linger long, which is either thrilling or anxiety-inducing, depending on your relationship with limited-time offers.
— partoo
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