Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
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  • Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
  • Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
  • Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
  • Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade
  • Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade

Laguiole knife Ebony wood handle, spring and plates fileworked, Damascus blade

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We guarantee this knife and its components for life. 

We deliver all over the world.

We will provide you with a return label within 30 days if this item is not to your liking

This knife can be re-sharpened by us at any time during its service life.

This knife comes with a certificate of origin attesting to its provenance.

About this item

  • Ebony handle, 8mm thick slabs 
  • Closed length : 12 cm
  • Opened length: 21.5 cm
  • Hardness: 56 Hrc
  • Weight: approximately 90 g
  • Damascus stainless steel blade composed of 120 layers
  • Stainless steel plates and bolsters
  • Forged bee
  • Spring: File work is done by hand (3 mm thick)
  • Plates are also chiseled by hand-filling (1.2 mm thick)
  • Bladestop: in order not to damage the edge of the blade
  • Delivered in a black gift box with a numbered lifetime warranty
  • French artisanal making
More about Ebony

Ebony is at home in low altitude mountain forests, on relatively poor terrain, but it also needs strong heat to grow well.

Ebony is found in Madagascar, Gabon and India. Its use goes back to ancient times, by Egyptians for example, who used to make small precious objects with it. In Europe, its use is documented as early as the twelfth century.

Its name is the etymological origin of the French word "ébéniste" for the craftsman who makes furniture.

Polished, gleaming, smooth, mat or shiny, ebony is such a heavy and dense wood that it doesn't float!

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