The Dubai Grill is that most expensive grill in the world and was designed for a sheikh and made by hand.
Made of gold and crystal
Unique design and outstanding functionality: Lifts with the Dubai Grill azado grilling on a new, luxurious level. For this masterpiece, the Swiss manufacturer worked with the French crystal manufacture Lalique clamped together.
The chrome steel parts have been treated with the Black-Inox process, which creates a matt, shiny satin effect. The screws, chains and pins as well as other small parts are made of 24-carat gold. The windshield made of particularly light and heat-resistant titanium, which is otherwise only known from aviation, goes well with this. The choice of these unique materials results in a black and gold color combination that represents the pitch black coal and the shiny grill flames.
Details such as the handles, shelf and gas regulator are made of colorless crystal, exclusively by respected designers and glassmakers. The built-in shelf made of crystal glass is adorned with the motif "Merles et Raisins" from Lalique. The sparrow species Merles gets its name from the commune of the same name in France. This sparrow feeds mainly on the grapes native to the area, which is why it was given the name Merles. Lalique immortalized the Merlesspatz with its beloved grapes on the world-famous "Merles et Raisins" motif, which was originally designed to furnish the interior of the Orient Express. This particular motif was chosen for the Dubai Grill, as the "food and wine" theme harmonises perfectly with the grill theme.
The grill is delivered together with a Black Angus cattle bred in Switzerland.
