Handle and serve food with the deftness of a master chef thanks to these dark and handsome tongs, part of our Obsidian Black Kitchen Tongs Collection. With a handy 4.9" (12.5cm) or 7" (18cm) size, the pair puts enough distance between you and the food to remain hygienic while still giving ample room to pick up delicate food that needs precision and care. Whether you're arranging bite-sized appetizers, creating eye-catching plating shots, or turning over mouth-watering morsels in the pan, these black tongs provide the precise control you need to get the task done.

Handy Helper in the Kitchen or Table

Not all situations call for large and long tools. When you need delicate control and precision, these smaller tongs will get the job done more easily and more comfortably. Pick up small hors d'oeuvres, hand out sausages at breakfast, or flip those juicy shrimps without missing a beat and without getting your hands dirty.

Lightweight Design, Heavyweight Durability

Utilizing SUS821L1 stainless steel, these dark tongs offer twice the strength of SUS304 steel, which means that the design can be made thinner and lighter without sacrificing durability. It is also highly corrosion-resistant, so you don't have to worry about your trusty kitchen partner leaving your side anytime soon.

Darkness that Lasts

The tongs' elegant dark color doesn't come from paint or artificial coating, which means there is no danger of chemicals mixing with the food when you use them. It instead utilizes a special Black Oxidation process that creates a layer on the surface of stainless steel material, producing a black hue as a product of light interference. It won't peel or chip and will stay as dark as the day you bought it. 

Japanese Craftsmanship and Culture

The handsome tongs reflect the finest of points of Japanese culture. Made from steel sheets that were leftover from the production of other metal products, no material is wasted and is instead given a new purpose in life. The tongs are made in Tsubame-Sanjo, home of Japan's greatest metalwork facilities, where craftsmen hone their skills by combining traditional techniques and modern designs.