Due Cigni - Coquus - Kengata Damascus

The Due Cigni Coquus Kengata is suitable for almost all cutting tasks, but is perfect for slicing, dicing and finely chopping herbs, for example.
A kengata falls within the same family as a santo knife, however, a kengata has a pointed tanto point. This allows this knife to finely cut vegetables, fruit, fish and meat very well.

From the knife capital of Italy (Maniago), Due Cigni has been producing kitchen knives and scissors with passion and an eye for quality since 1896. Inspired by the Maniago line (designed by founder Oreste Frati), the Coquus connects the tradition of the region with craftsmanship and high-quality materials.

The blade is made of elegant Balbach damask, this eye-catching damask inspired by the natural drawings of wood. This German steel also has excellent properties for a kitchen knife.

The handle is made of ergonomically shaped Granadillo wood. The satin finish of the handle allows the wood to speak without losing its delicate subtlety and will develop a natural patina during its life.
The knife's bolster and retention pin are both finished in bronze anodised titanium.

The knife comes with a leather sheath and a luxury gift box.

The knife will last the longest if not cleaned in the dishwasher.

The Coquus, the jewel of the kitchen.