The Alessi cheese grater is reminiscent of pebbles smoothed by water and wind. The design by Zaha Hadid is fixed in stainless steel through a complex manufacturing process. The black melamine resin hand rest fits naturally in the palm of your hand, making it lightweight and comfortable to hold. The desired piece of cheese can be easily grated over the relatively small, glossy polished stainless steel grater.

The grated cheese is collected inside the stainless steel housing, which can be easily opened and emptied. This way, the grated cheese is distributed only on the food, rather than all over the table.

The Parmesan grater can remain on the table in its functional role. It simply deserves to be appreciated for its beauty. A small recess serves as a holder for the cheese pieces, ensuring it is always within reach.

The design comes from the late architect Zaha Hadid, known as the "Queen of Curves." Renowned for her futuristic buildings and objects in organic forms, she was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. Her fluid buildings, yachts, furniture, and objects appear as if conventional physical laws hold no significance for her. She shaped materials according to her vision, transcending boundaries and provoking strong reactions.