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Hardanger Bestikk
Quality Norwegian cutlery by Hardanger Bestikk
The Norwegian brand Hardanger Bestikk is one of the largest producers of stainless-steel cultery in Scandinavia. The company was founded in 1958 by Odd Leikvoll and is based in Kinsarvik, Norway. Hardanger Bestikk manufactures everything that is important for a table setting, from cutlery sets to serving utensils and children’s cutlery.
Cutlery inspired by the nature of Norway
Hardanger’s factory is surrounded by an inspiring and breath-taking backdrop of the Hardanger Fjord on Norway’s coast. All cutlery parts are still produced on site. The production is based on traditional hand-craft processes, which are provided with technical and ergonomic innovations. Hardanger Bestikk knows exactly how to combine function and form to create durable, practical and beautiful cutlery. Shapes inspired by Scandinavian nature or the people who live there can often be seen.
Popular cutlery collections from Hardanger Bestikk
Hardanger Bestikk has already designed many famous silverware collections. Some of the most popular ones include:
What materials is Hardanger Bestikk cutlery made of?
Hardanger Bestikk flatware is made of stainless steel and contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel. Nickel is added to make the cutlery more resistant to acid and water.
Stainless steel is a solid, durable material that is dishwasher safe. Unlike silver cutlery, you don’t have to polish stainless steel cutlery either.
How to properly care for your Hardanger Bestikk flatware
Although stainless steel is a solid and durable material, with the right care, your cutlery will stay in top condition for longer.
Keeping cutlery in a drawer can show signs of wear and tear over time. It is therefore advisable to keep the cutlery in a special cutlery bag.
Before putting the cutlery in the dishwasher, rinse it well. To avoid stains on the cutlery, it is advisable to dry the cutlery well after cleaning. Also keep in mind that the quality of the water and the dishwashing detergent you use can affect the cutlery.
