Post by jackson09 on Oct 29, 2018 10:43:56 GMT
Ensō is a collection of slim, ultra-light and durable titanium cutlery sets. After months of design, research and prototyping, we've proven that it’s possible to make great everyday pure titanium products without compromising the aesthetics and functionalities. Ensō Collection is a cutlery masterpiece made by Ti22 team, previously known by our Therma and Via thermos bottles. Ensō was created to redefine modern dining experience, promoting healthier eating and eco-sustainability, while impressing your guests.
From the maker of hugely successful Therma & Via titanium bottles, Ensō cutlery set is made with the same pure high-end titanium. Ensō is inspired by zen art and architecture, manufactured with 0.02mm precision and is incredibly lightweight. It looks stunningly luxurious. The moment you hold Ensō in your hands, your fine dining experience will be redefined forever.
Ranked 22nd on the periodical table, titanium is one of the hardest metals to manufacture, due to its uncompromising strength and stability. With a melting point of roughly 3,034°F (1,668°C) and a boiling point of 5,949°F (3,287°C), titanium has excellent corrosion resistance and a high strength to weight ratio.
To get the early bird pricing, back now on Kickstarter:
forume.fnd.to/ti22
From the maker of hugely successful Therma & Via titanium bottles, Ensō cutlery set is made with the same pure high-end titanium. Ensō is inspired by zen art and architecture, manufactured with 0.02mm precision and is incredibly lightweight. It looks stunningly luxurious. The moment you hold Ensō in your hands, your fine dining experience will be redefined forever.
Ranked 22nd on the periodical table, titanium is one of the hardest metals to manufacture, due to its uncompromising strength and stability. With a melting point of roughly 3,034°F (1,668°C) and a boiling point of 5,949°F (3,287°C), titanium has excellent corrosion resistance and a high strength to weight ratio.
To get the early bird pricing, back now on Kickstarter:
forume.fnd.to/ti22