Thau by Guy Savoy and Bruno Moretti For Tarrerias Bonjean
The Thau range of knives embodies excellence thanks to an exceptional collaboration between starred chef Guy Savoy , renowned designer Bruno Moretti and Tarrerias-Bonjean .
This masterpiece of cutlery combines premium steel, rich in carbon and chromium, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.
The blade, carefully ground and sharpened by cutting-edge technologies, offers unparalleled sharpness.
Its sleek design, without rivets or sharp edges, ensures a perfect grip and unrivaled comfort of use.
Made from cellulose acetate, an ecological material, every detail demonstrates impeccable technicality.
Thau is more than just a tool: it is a work of art dedicated to the culinary art, designed to enhance your creations.
A must-have for chefs seeking perfection.
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Product specifications
Office
Fillet of sole
Chief
Slicer
Santoku
(in g)
230
230
420
410
430
(in mm)
100.1
185
182.48
215.96
187.22
(in mm)
117.24
139.08
175.3
175.3
175.3
Technical polymer
Technical polymer
Technical polymer
Technical polymer
Technical polymer
(Per side in °)
16
18
16
16
16
full tang
full tang
full tang
full tang
full tang
Alenox
Mox
Alenox
Mox
Alenox
Smooth
Smooth
Smooth
Smooth
Smooth
54.56
56.58
54.56
56.58
54.56
Oui
Oui
Oui
Oui
Oui
Blade rich in carbon and chrome.
Finishing
Blade with anti-reflective coating. Lacquered engraving.
The Thau range: An exceptional encounter
The Thau range is much more than just a collection of kitchen utensils; it is the result of a remarkable meeting between eminent personalities from the culinary and design worlds. At the origin of this range, we find the exceptional chef Guy Savoy, known for his refined cuisine and his quest for excellence. At his side, the renowned designer Bruno Moretti brought his unique vision and his attention to detail. Finally, TB, a manufacturer of quality utensils, joined them to bring this bold collaboration to life.
A heritage of quality
The Thau range is a continuation of TB's history, which had already initiated the creation of exceptional table knives. Guy Savoy expressed the desire to develop a range dedicated to culinary preparation, without compromising on quality. To achieve this, materials of extreme quality were selected, in particular exceptional steel, combined with a striking design and optimal comfort of use.
A spectacular design
The design of the Thau range is distinguished by its spectacular character. Thanks to the pencil stroke of Bruno Moretti, each piece presents a neat aesthetic, while integrating the expertise of Guy Savoy in its use. The blade, coated with an anti-reflective treatment inspired by military equipment, is both functional and aesthetic. The brand is carefully engraved and lacquered, guaranteeing a durable and unalterable finish.
A neat design
Each knife in the Thau range is characterised by a full tang construction, where the blade extends from the tip to the end of the handle, without any rivets or visible fasteners. The handle, made of cellulose acetate, is an environmentally friendly synthetic material derived from wood pulp. This attention to design not only guarantees a refined aesthetic, but also optimal ergonomics. The carefully crafted counter-fields ensure a comfortable grip and precision of use.
The Quest for the Perfect Cut
At the heart of each knife, the cut is paramount. The selection of high-quality steel, rich in carbon and chromium, contributes to the durability and corrosion resistance of the blade. Precision grinding, carried out using advanced technologies, allows for a fine and clean edge. To perfect this process, sharpening is carried out by robots, guaranteeing exceptional consistency and quality.
The paring knife
- 100.10 mm blade
- 117.24 mm handle
- 54/56 HRC
The paring knife, a must-have in any kitchen. Whether for peeling, thinly slicing, boning or cutting small fruits and vegetables, the paring knife excels in precision and offers optimal control. Its compact shape allows for easy handling, thus offering great precision in movements.
The Fillet of Sole knife
- 185 mm blade
- 139.08 mm handle
- 56/58 HRC
A blade so flexible that it can bend like a bow; great finesse added to this incredible flexibility makes it the knife with unrivaled efficiency for deboning fish.
The Chef Knife
- 182.48 mm blade
- 175.30 mm handle
- 54/56 HRC
It can slice cabbages and more generally all large vegetables and even, why not, meat.
The Slicer
- 215.96 mm blade
- 175.30 mm handle
- 56/58 HRC
It's long, it's tapered, it's there for boning and slicing meat.
The Santoku knife
- 187.22 mm blade
- 175.30 mm handle
- 54/56 HRC
Its shape, like its name, is of Japanese origin. Its very fine angle at the cutting edge allows you to cut fish and vegetables with the greatest precision and without oxidation.