Kyoto Tin Gold Cake Server, Stainless Steel (Aisi 304) with PVD Polished Steel Treatment, Length 246 mm | Eme Posaterie

The cake server along with the cake knife are indispensable at all events, parties, anniversaries, births, communions, and all those occasions where the cake marks the culmination and most memorable moment.

What better tool than a cake server to cut and portion cakes and desserts? It also serves as a perfect wedding favour, often chosen by couples to package for their most important day.

Its use as a favour is even more appreciated because it remains in the hearts of the guests, who will always see it on their tables. Using the cake server will forever remind them of the event. Indeed, the cake server is synonymous with celebration, weddings, and happiness.

Kyoto Tin Gold is a collection of forged cutlery in perfect Japanese style, completely recyclable, made of 18/10 stainless steel with a PVD Tin Gold finish.
Kyoto Tin Gold is a collection of forged cutlery (except for the chopsticks which are hollow inside) made of 18/10 stainless steel (AISI 304) with a glossy finish. The knives are made of hardened martensitic steel (AISI 420), ensuring the sharpness of the blade over time.

The mirror polishing of the cutlery is a surface processing method through which, using specific rollers and ultra-fine grain abrasive pastes, the desired brilliance is achieved.

PVD stands for Physical Vapor Deposition. It is a technology used for colouring steel through the deposition of very thin metallic films. The process occurs inside vacuum chambers and involves the evaporation and subsequent condensation of metals on the cutlery. This treatment, offering a range of wonderful colour nuances, not only embellishes the cutlery but also makes it more resistant to wear and scratches and is a perfectly sustainable coating suitable for use in the food sector.

The main characteristic of Kyoto Tin Gold is the simplicity of its almost childlike iconic design. The project developed around the idea of purity, balancing the lightness of the handle and the roundness of the spoon bowls.
The neutral shape, never trivial, is highlighted by the detail of the engraved ring, a focal point between the squared handle and the conical part of the cutlery’s neck. This interruption element allows for further combinations of finishes and colours. This range of combinations enables the company to satisfy a large number of users over time. The opportunity to extend the life of the products, not only with a durable and recyclable material like steel but also by offering multiple material finishes, fulfils the sensation of satisfaction and fullness that then translates into well-being.