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Rosewood Cheese Knife

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$60 $100 In stock

Renowned cutlery maker David Mellor's Rosewood knives feature sustainably sourced Indian rosewood handles, beloved for rich color variance. The blades result from the latest techniques in steel casting, and are precision ground. The knife features a patterned texture, which helps minimize soft cheeses from sticking to the blade.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

James ★★★★★

The rosewood handle has this lovely depth of color that shifts depending on the light, and the blade’s stayed razor-sharp through a week of daily cheese boards. It feels balanced in the hand, not too heavy, and the sustainably sourced wood gives it a warm, natural grip that’s genuinely a pleasure to

Abigail G. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised how well balanced this knife feels in hand—the steel blade is thin and precise for slicing through a wedge of aged cheddar. The rosewood handle has a nice weight to it, making each cut feel effortless.

William ★★★★★

The steel blade slices through aged cheddar like it's soft butter, and the weight in my hand feels genuinely balanced. I've washed it a dozen times already and the wood grain hasn't dulled at all.