The Poglia Full Moon Herb Chopper is a unique kitchen tool designed by Max Poglia. It was created as a conceptual piece inspired by the traditional Italian "mezzaluna" or half-moon shaped herb chopper.

The blade of the Poglia Full Moon Herb Chopper is made of reclaimed old agricultural carbon steel, which has gained a particular texture over years of exposure to the elements. This gives it a unique texture that resembles the surface of the moon. The rounded shape of the blade allows for effortless slicing and chopping of herbs, vegetables, and other ingredients.

The handle of the chopper is made of horn (colors may vary) that provides a striking contrast to the texture of the blade. The shape of the handle allows for a comfortable grip, making it easy to use the tool with just one hand.

Overall, the Poglia Full Moon Herb Chopper is a beautifully crafted tool that combines traditional and modern design elements, as well as sustainable and reclaimed materials. Its unique texture and striking appearance make it a standout piece in any kitchen.

No two Poglia knives are the same. Each blade is hand-drawn and forged from repurposed steel, and cut mostly from reclaimed plow disks; This is our signature. Everything is done the old-school way. Poglia knives are handled by eight hands, from the initial design to the final polish. The utility knives come in a trim leather sheath.

If an item is temporarily out of stock, it may be possible to make-to-order. Be sure to note the style, quantity and materials you have in mind: hello@poglia.co, send us an email.