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| Simple + Sophisticated + Fun Bottle Openers.... |
| Diabolix Bottle Opener designed by: Biagio Cisotti for Alessi The Diabolix Bottle Opener, as designed by Cisotti, the mundane form of this common item has definitely undergone an overhaul. Fitting perfectly in the hand, this "little devil" of an opener, made of stainless steel and polyamide and available in five colors, will surely add some personality to your bar accessories. |
| Tekki Crow + Tools Bottle Openers designed by: Saikai Nambu Cast Iron was first made in the middle of the 17th century in Iwate, Northern Japan. A master from Kyoto was summoned there to create an iron pot for a tea ceremony, and it was the beginning of the Nambu Tekki (Cast Iron) craft. It became exemplary of Japanese Traditional Craft, and is still popular today. The black color is the result of a Japanese lacquer glaze call urushi which prevents rust. The Nambu Tekki Bottle Openers are part of a range of animal and symbol designs created in the famed material for this collection, |
| Rido Bottle Opener designed by: Blomus The Blomus Rido bottle opener, with its contemporary, stainless steel design, is a sleek utensil is also pocket-sized for portability. |
| Scopera Bottle Opener designed by: Zack ZACK is synonymous with exclusive stainless steel accessories and the Scopera is no exception.. designed in Germany |