




Yoshinori Nagashima Silver Plated 3-Piece Dinner Cutlery Set
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Description
Nagashima's "Silver Coat" flatware collection features stainless steel with a refined silver plating finish. In the image above, the left side showcases the "Silver Coat," while the right side highlights the "Ibushi" finish.
The "Ibushi" finish exudes a rustic, timeworn charm, whereas the "Silver Coat" stands out with its sophisticated shine. Unlike the enduring look of the "Ibushi" finish, the "Silver Coat" evolves over time, developing a gentle patina.
Through testing, the "Silver Coat" revealed a soft, gold-like hue, reminiscent of the gracefully aged silverware found in fine restaurants. To preserve its original brilliance, a commercial silver cleaner can be used.
Detail
Material: Stainless Steel with silver plated
Dimensions: Spoon 7.4"L, Fork 7.6", Knife 8.5"
Handwash Only
Country Of Origin : Tokyo, Japan
Care
- Hand wash only with neutral detergent and a soft sponge or cloth. Avoid abrasive scrubbers, scouring pads, and cleansers. Dry thoroughly with a soft cloth before storing in a dry, moisture-free environment.
- Not intended for microwave use. Do not use on direct heat such as in an oven or on a gas stove.
- Handle with caution when exposed to water, sweat, salt, or cosmetics, as these can damage the plating.
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Yoshinori Nagashima Silver Plated 3-Piece Dinner Cutlery Set
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About Yoshinori Nagashima 永島義教
Yoshinori Nagashima is a metal artist based in Akishima, Tokyo, renowned for his forged creations, including metal plates and cutlery. Specializing in traditional forging techniques, he shapes metals such as brass, stainless steel, and aluminum by hammering them into form. His work is celebrated for its stylish details and antique-like finishes, created through an aging process that imparts a vintage charm to each piece. With their unique patinas and exceptional craftsmanship, Nagashima's plates and cutlery are especially cherished by those who appreciate antique-inspired designs.

































































































































