Compared to the sharp GOA series, the design features a more elegant and feminine silhouette. While many other Cuchipol knives have sharp tips, this one features a rounded shape that gives it a charming appearance. Like spoons and forks, they have charming silhouettes. The NAU Now series is a cutlery that pairs well with Japanese home cooking, such as those chunky curries, dry curry, katsu curry, stews, and rice bowls that our family ate as kids. The large saucer and vertical shape of the spoon make it easy to scoop up curry roux and rice, and when turned sideways, the rim is less likely to touch the lips, designed to fit women's mouth widths. Also, the straight tip of the tray makes it easy to cut ingredients easily. Centered around the table spoon, which is most frequently used when eating curry rice, we have a wide range of unique forks and knives. 'Nau' means 'ship' in Portuguese, named after the trading vessels that used to travel between Japan and Portugal. The triangular handle, designed for ergonomic comfort and comfort, offers an outstanding finger fit when held. The handle is made of synthetic resin with a wood-like texture, giving a sudden, warm sensation when held in your hand. Compared to wooden ones, it dries faster and is easier to clean, which is another great point. Cutipole cutlery is often seen on fashionable people's social media. From Nordic tableware to Japanese tableware, it blends well with any design style, making it sure to be a staple for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Whether you are a woman or man, it is perfect not only as a refined gift or celebration present for a special anniversary for those who care for you or someone special, but also as a reward for yourself after working hard.