FRAMA Frama x Ole Palsby Cutlery | Set
FRAMA Frama x Ole Palsby Cutlery | Set
FRAMA Frama x Ole Palsby Cutlery | Set
FRAMA Frama x Ole Palsby Cutlery | Set

FRAMA x Ole Palsby Cutlery | Set

$135.00

Designed in Japan, the FRAMA | Ole Palsby Cutlery Set is a stainless steel collection of utensils with matte sand and glass-blasted finish—an interpretation of the original Ole Palsby design from 1989.

Expected delivery time: 8-10 weeks
Duty-free shipping on all US orders. Free shipping on small goods.
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Care and Maintenance
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Special FRAMA edition of the original Ole Palsby design from 1989
The stainless steel will develop a refined patina once in use
Stainless steel, blast polished
The set includes: 1 x fork, 1 x knife, 1 x spoon, 1 x tea spoon, 1x pastry fork
Fork H 17.5 cm, Knife H 19.4 cm, Spoon H 15.8 cm, Tea Spoon H 10.9 cm, Pastry Fork H 14.0 cm
For routine cleaning the steel, ph-neutral soap and water is sufficient when applied with a sponge or cloth
Our cutlery is dishwasher-safe
Visit our full care and maintenance guide for detailed instructions
Design by Ole Palsby, 1989
Made in Japan

Free worldwide shipping on all storage until October 1st. Use code: STORAGE23

Most US orders ship from our warehouse in New Jersey. If we are unable to fulfill a US order from our US warehouse, we will fulfill it from Denmark and cover any duties.

Receive free shipping on most small goods. For larger items/orders, shipping costs will be calculated at checkout, depending on the size and weight of the items in your order. Upon entering your shipping address, you will be prompted to move to the shipping window where your checkout total will update with the appropriate shipping rate.

In-stock items usually arrive 5-8 business days after warehouse handling. If an item is not in stock, you will see the lead time displayed on the product.

The FRAMA | Ole Palsby cutlery collection is a new interpretation of the classical Ole Palsby design from 1989 designed in close collaboration with local Japanese craftsmen.

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