01 THE STORY
From Sketch to Table
A pattern begins before the steel is shaped. In Nina, the line moves softly — drawn from Norwegian nature, ornament and the rhythm of the set table.
02 THE DETAILS
The Details
S- and C-shaped curves move through the handle like small traces of rosemaling. Ornament becomes part of the balance.
A note from Odd Leikvoll
Odd Leikvoll is the founder of Hardanger Bestikk.
Across several decades, Leikvoll developed some of Hardanger Bestikk’s most recognisable collections, moving between ornament, Scandinavian minimalism and new approaches to surface and construction. His designs were created to function naturally in the hand, while remaining distinctive enough to become part of everyday life around the table.
Odd Leikvoll
Questions about Hardanger Nina Cake Server
What type of product is Hardanger Nina Cake Server?
Hardanger Nina Cake Server is a 1-piece serving pieces from the Nina series by Hardanger Bestikk.
What is included with Hardanger Nina Cake Server?
Hardanger Nina Cake Server contains 1 cake server (L: 26.7 cm).
Who designed the Nina series?
The Nina series was designed by Odd Leikvoll and introduced in 1998.
What inspired the design of Hardanger Nina?
Hardanger Bestikk describes Nina through references to Norwegian nature and rococo-influenced ornamentation from the Hardanger region. The pattern includes S- and C-shaped curves, a form language also connected with traditional rosemaling from the area.
What material is Hardanger Nina Cake Server made from?
Hardanger Nina Cake Server is made from 18/8 stainless steel. The 18/8 designation refers to a stainless-steel composition with 18% chromium and 8% nickel, a material type commonly used for cutlery.
How should Hardanger Nina Cake Server be maintained?
Hardanger Nina Cake Server can be washed in a dishwasher. Because these pieces may be used with sauces, desserts or serving dishes, they should be rinsed after use before dishwasher cleaning. To preserve the polished stainless-steel surface, dry the pieces after washing rather than leaving them damp for longer periods.