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The Ninja Cutting Board & Knife is Meant to Be Left on Display

Most kitchen utensils and accessories are meant to be kept tucked away in a cupboard or drawer, but the Ninja Cutting Board & Knife takes things in a decidedly different direction to infuse a distinct sense of character into the space.

Designed by Bar Davidovich and OTOTO, the cutting board itself features the shape and face of a ninja character that's carved out of wood. The knife features a katana-inspired design that can be stored directly in the rear to make it appear as the characters weapon when not in use to further personify the aesthetic.

The Ninja Cutting Board & Knife is ideal for small preparation tasks and will work excellently in compact kitchens where storage space is limited.
Trend Themes
1. Experiential Kitchen Accessories - More unique and character-filled cooking utensils and cutting boards will continue to become popular with consumers, opening opportunities for designers to differentiate their products.
2. Kitchen Décor Fusion - As kitchens become more multifunctional, kitchen accessories will continue to merge with home décor as designers find opportunities to create functional items that also add a decorative element to the space.
3. Novelty Gift Items - The ninja cutting board and knife serves as a fun and quirky gift idea, inspiring other manufacturers to create novelty gift items with playful aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Kitchenware - Kitchenware manufacturers can explore ways to infuse unique designs into everyday kitchen utensils, creating visually engaging products that add interest to the cooking process.
2. Home Decor - Home decor companies can create functional accessories that merge with the existing decorative elements in kitchens to offer multifunctional and visually cohesive spaces.
3. Giftware - Giftware designers can create playful items that serve as conversation starters, providing shoppers with an unforgettable gift experience.

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