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Jungle
BRAND Sambonet
DESIGNER Gianni Cinti
Jungle, a sophisticated collection of stainless steel cutlery signed by the designer Gianni Cinti for Sambonet, is the result of an eclectic contamination between art, fashion and design, following the typical style of the author, who has always been at the crossroads of languages and approaches typical of different worlds.
An apparently random intertwining of natural elements, leaves, abstract signs, overlaps and geometric rigor is reassembled, combining fork, spoon and knife, in the asymmetrical graphism conceived by the designer for the collection.
The Jungle project expresses the excellence of Sambonet, a Piedmontese brand that has been producing cutlery and tableware design objects with cutting-edge techniques for more than a hundred and fifty years, a testament to the company's quality and ongoing research. The foliage pattern, with elegant 1950s references, was designed and conceived in its entirety, then deconstructed and again individually reassembled on a fork, spoon and knife. The pattern rests precisely on both sides of these functional and durable objects, acquiring new meaning when they ‘find themselves’ together on the table, making it unique.
Jungle is available in several versions: in addition to the stainless steel version, there is a palette of Pvd Gold, Copper and 2Black colors, which gives the steel, and the cutlery itself, new meanings.
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An apparently random intertwining of natural elements, leaves, abstract signs, overlaps and geometric rigor is reassembled, combining fork, spoon and knife, in the asymmetrical graphism conceived by the designer for the collection.
The Jungle project expresses the excellence of Sambonet, a Piedmontese brand that has been producing cutlery and tableware design objects with cutting-edge techniques for more than a hundred and fifty years, a testament to the company's quality and ongoing research. The foliage pattern, with elegant 1950s references, was designed and conceived in its entirety, then deconstructed and again individually reassembled on a fork, spoon and knife. The pattern rests precisely on both sides of these functional and durable objects, acquiring new meaning when they ‘find themselves’ together on the table, making it unique.
Jungle is available in several versions: in addition to the stainless steel version, there is a palette of Pvd Gold, Copper and 2Black colors, which gives the steel, and the cutlery itself, new meanings.
