Laguiole knife with giraffe bone blue stained handle and stainless steel bolsters

Type : Laguiole knife and folding
Raw material of the handle : giraffe bone blue stained
Spring : Bee and spring forged
Blade : 12C27 stainless steel blade of a thickness of 3 mm to the stub
Spring and Blade : Hand guilloched/chiseled (3 design)
Bolsters : 2 inox bolsters
Dimensions & Weight : 22cm Open (8.7in), 12cm (4.7in) Closed, in average 100-110g

No dishwasher

Delivered with certificate of authenticity

This knife is handmade in the Laguiole Le Fidèle workshops near Thiers, France.

It is unique, and the creation process requires over 170 manual operations by the craftsmen.

Giraffe Bone Blue Stained handle

Giraffa cameloparlis. The Greeks believed that the giraffe resulted from the union of the camel "Camelus" and the leopard "Pardalis".

The Giraffe is endemic to the African continent, from Niger to Cameroon, to South Africa.

The bone plates, on the other hand, come only from carcasses found in parks and reserves in South Africa.