JASHII Flatware Set 32-piece Silverware Set Matte Finished Cutlery Set Service for 8 Include Knife/Fork/Spoon/Coffee spoon Dishwasher Safe (Black)

Just beautiful. definitely a conversation starter.

Very good quality and gorgeous looking very unique

Very nice

They are really cool and make great conversation piece. However they are cheaply made as my forks have bent and the color has started to come off. They are really black they are more of a gunmetal color not glossy or satin black as described. I have glossy deep black silverware and these are nowhere close to that.

I love the set. The teaspoons seemed too small; but work good for my 2 year old grandson, or use with condiments. The knives have a triangular hole in the center; making it difficult to spread butter, Mayo etc. ; but in buying the Hosyess set with a solid butter knife compensates.

I loved the look of the flatware. But the knives and spoons are impractical. You aren't able to spread anything with the knife as it just goes through the knife. It also has a really thin handle and is almost impossible to cut anything with. The small spoon is verrrrry small. I usually eat wirh little teaspoons, however they are short. Verrrry short. Also, good luck eating soup or any liquid with any spoon. Just falls off the back end. They didn't make them deeper. I tried to make a bagal and cream cheese for breakfast, and had soup for lunch. Needless to say, these are a horrible design and am buying new ones. (They do look really cool though).

We’ll see how long we use these until we go back to our normal set. Of course they’re fun to look at but they already seem impractical. The little spoon is comically small that serves no real use. The only one that seems the most useable is the fork. The regular spoon is fine but will be strange to use for soups since there is that gap. The knife is cool but I’m waiting to see how it’ll be with spreading sauces or butter. I’m torn cause I like the aesthetic but the practically isn’t there 😕

Love the look and sticks to its utilitarian need