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In Asian mythology, the cherry blossom represents spring and symbolises good fortune.
Thus, the Kantega Cherry Blossom 3” peeler knife stands for the beginning of the brand’s ceramic knife cycle.

The Kantega ceramic knives are ideally suited for all your slicing and paring needs, especially for boneless meats, fruits and vegetables. Do not use ceramic knives to chop or cut through frozen foods, bones or any other hard material as the zirconia blade could chip. Therefore, also use a soft wooden or plastic chopping board and avoid using the ceramic knife on any hard surface such as granite, marble or plates. To avoid chipping or breaking, do not let the ceramic knives drop to the floor.

Care: Kantega ceramic knives are dishwasher safe, but be sure the ceramic knife does not come into contact with other hard items. However, we recommend that you handwash the blade with liquid soap as this will prolong its edge’s sharpness.

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