Antechinus Cheese Knife - Stainless Steel

The Antechinus cheese knife, designed by Anita Dineen, takes its form from the Antechinus, a small Australian mouse-like rodent, giving it a distinctive character. Its handy shape is designed to stay clear of cheese pieces and grapes on the board. Crafted from a single piece of AISI 420 stainless steel, the knife combines a playful silhouette with durable, practical construction. Its design was recognised with the first Alessi and Living Design Award - Australia 2014.

Thanks to the design of the Antechinus cheese knife presented here, its author, Anita Dineen, won the first edition of the Alessi and Living Design Award - Australia 2014. What made this knife delight the judges? Firstly, its form, which - perhaps surprisingly - was inspired by the love of furry rodents for delicious cheese. Hence, the shape of the knife alludes to the appearance of the Antechinus (chutney) - an Australian, small mouse-like rodent. The knife is characterised by its handy shape, which the designer guarantees will not get lost among the pieces of cheese and grapes. Created from a single piece of AISI 420 stainless steel, it is sure to appeal to lovers of delicious snacks and beautiful design.