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Simple and cute set

This rustic wooden serving set is a reprint of the MENAGERI series, which was popular in the 1940s. MENAGERI means zoo in Danish, where Kay Bojesen was born. This series has a rounded shape that makes it look like a living thing. The serving set has a warm wood feel to the touch, and unlike metal, it doesn't make any clicking noises. It is also recommended as a gift in a cosmetic box.

Light and easy to use

Kay Bojesen's serving set is made of rustic and cute natural oak. A large spoon and fork set that is convenient for mixing salads and serving large platters at parties. It is convenient to scoop out the liquid with a spoon and drain the liquid with a fork with split ends. Made of wood, it is gentle on tableware and won't damage plates or pots, so it's also useful when used with bowls where you don't want to use metal cutlery. One of its features is its lightness, making it very easy to handle and hold.

This serving set is made of solid natural wood that allows you to enjoy the grain of oak, and you can feel the warmth and gentleness that can only be found in wood. The spoon has a moderate depth and can be used like a rice scoop or ladle. This spoon and fork set in a presentation box is recommended for people who cook on a regular basis, or as a housewarming gift or moving gift. This stylish serving set with Danish design is especially useful for those who often invite people over or those with large families.

Timeless shape

Kay Bojesen is a brand that is known as a purveyor to the Danish Royal Family and whose quality is recognized around the world. Kai Boisin, a pioneer in the arts and crafts industry, trained at Georg Jensen for four years before setting out on his own as a silversmith. Together with Christian Klaubel of Holmgaard in the 1920s, he founded Kay Bojesen, an innovative design shop that selected and sold the finest Danish designs. Due to wartime conditions in Denmark, the supply of silver, the material for cutlery, became difficult, so we designed cutlery using stainless steel, which was initially a rare material for industrial design. This cutlery won the Grand Prize at the Milan Triennale for three consecutive years. It has attracted many people around the world as the "ultimate cutlery".

Kay Bojesen's talent extends beyond working with metal; the wooden objects she began creating in the 1930s have become the face of the brand. Kay Bojesen, who creates a variety of popular wooden objects, states that ``Wooden animals should never imitate real animals.'' Her simple and adorable wooden products, including the monkey that has become a design icon, are known all over the world. Loved by the people inside.