The Riva Jararaca Flatware Set includes 130 pieces in 18/10 stainless steel for a fully coordinated table, from the main meal to dessert, tea, coffee and service. The assortment covers individual place pieces as well as serving support for cake, soups, sauces, salads and carving at the table.
Designed by Arthur Casas, the set works with clean lines, elongated handles and a polished surface that gives the pieces a consistent look across the table. Knives, forks and spoons follow the same visual language, helping the set read as one complete composition rather than a mix of separate utensils.
This is a flatware set for those who want to address different stages of service with the same table language. The 12-piece repetition across the main individual categories creates a clear base for hosting, while the included serving items reduce the need to supplement the set right away with separate pieces from another line.
The core composition repeats 12 units across the individual place pieces, creating a base for 12 place settings in those categories.
Made in 18/10 stainless steel, the set keeps the same material base across all pieces. The polished finish emphasizes the reflective quality of the steel and works comfortably with more formal table settings as well as cleaner everyday arrangements.
The design shows narrow, elongated handles with a smooth transition between the stem and the functional end of each piece. This continuity helps maintain visual cohesion from dinner service to dessert and serving, which is especially noticeable when the full set is laid out together.
The set measures 47 cm at its largest dimension, a relevant reference for storage and cabinet planning. Its 8.3 kg weight aligns with the scale of a complete flatware assortment that includes both individual place settings and serving pieces.
Because it brings together table, fish, dessert, tea, coffee and service utensils, this set supports complete meals without requiring immediate add-ons from the same line. For shoppers comparing flatware sets, the value here comes not only from the total count, but from how broadly the composition covers the course of service.
With flatware, the composition often matters more than the headline piece count. Here, the set covers the central moments of a meal and includes support items that are often purchased separately, such as carving pieces, ladles and salad service.
That makes it especially suitable for anyone setting up a complete table at once or wanting to keep the same visual language between individual place settings and serving utensils. The result is a set that feels organized in use, with each category supporting the next without breaking the overall look of the table.
The set includes 130 pieces.
The main composition repeats 12 units across the table, fish, dessert, tea and coffee pieces, creating a base for 12 place settings in those categories.
The set includes a cake server, soup ladle, sauce ladle, serving spoon, serving fork, carving knife, carving fork, salad spoon, salad fork and sugar spoon.
The set is made in 18/10 stainless steel.
The design is by Arthur Casas.
The dimensions are 47 x 39 x 16 cm.
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