Le Provencal Knife

[short_description]This contemporary provencal knife is designed by Cutler Gérard Julien who loved nature and his country. This beautiful handcrafted nature-inspired knife has all the natural elements merged together to create the Provencal knife. The structure, cowls, and platinum's, is in massive brass. Delivered with certificate of origin and guarantee[/short_description]

[additional_info]Features:
•      Sandwik Steel blade
•      Handle is made from the wood of the olive tree
•      Delivered with a certificate of origin and guarantee
•      The structure, cowls, and platinum's, is in massive brass
•      Imported
Dimensions Closed (in cm): 10
Dimensions of Blade (in cm): 7.5
Material: Brass, Sandwik Steel and Wood of Olive tree
Color: Light Brown
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[country_of_origin]France [/country_of_origin]

[about_artisan]Cutlery appeared in Laguiole in late XVIIIth century. It became famous from 1860.

The Laguiole knife is originally a high-quality traditional Occtian pocket knife, originally produced in the "knife-city" of Theirs where 70% of the French cutting tool production comes from, and in the small village of Laguiole, both located in the Masstif Central region of France. Over centuries, people of Laguiole and Thiers have mastered the art of knife making, distinguishing their knives, which are 100% made in France, by using only the best material available.

From Damask steel for the blades for knives to precious wood like desert iron wood and mammoth tooth fossils and shell for handles. These mammoth tusks are preserved in the permafrost of extremely cold regions such as Alaska or Siberia. The heart of the tusk remains ivory colored, while its surface becomes charged with minerals, giving it a myriad of colors: golden-green to lagoon-blue for ivory preserved in ice, caramel-brown sometimes with superficial fissures and cracks for ivory imprisoned in the frozen bogs of Siberia, through a palette of nuances from beige to brown, red or black.[/about_artisan]

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