Folding knife "Boraldes" guilloched spring Cacusian walnut handle
Folding knife “Boraldes” guilloched spring Cacusian walnut handle
Folding knife “Boraldes” guilloched spring Cacusian walnut handle
This range of Forge de Laguiole folding knives features a hand-chiselled guilloche pattern and a cast, then sculpted bee. This lends the Forge de Laguiole folding knife its characteristic beauty. The Edition Collection folding knives are available in 3 versions, all entirely made in our Laguiole based ateliers and available for purchase on our online shop. Their guilloche patterns and names are inspired by the Aubrac plateau. The knives in this collection are made with a blade of stainless steel produced exclusively for Forge de Laguiole; it is the basic requirement for our knives’ effortless sharpening, which guarantees the exceptional quality of the cut.
As most of the materials used are of natural origin, their appearance (color, veining, grain) may vary from one article to another; in this respect, the photos on this site are not binding.
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The engraving will appear on the backside of the blade, it is made using a diamond tip.
In order to avoid any error, please check the entry of your engraving before confirmation.
The bee is a traditional symbol on our knives. The legend goes that the Napoleonic imperial symbol was attributed to the citizens of Laguiole by Emperor Napoléon himself as a tribute to their courage shown in the services to the emperor.
The two bolsters (mitres) are forged and fixed on a metal liner, which will be drilled before the assembly. These massive steel bolsters help to protect the handle during daily use.
The Guillochage, a goldsmith’s skill, is the decoration composed of different line patterns, elaborated on the spine of the spring. Here, the bee and the spring are completely hand sculpted by our Master-Knifesmiths.
The handles, whether made of wood, horn, bone or from other rare materials such as mammoth teeth or stingray skin, are individually selected, sculpted and handset by our Master-Knifesmiths.
The bee is a traditional symbol on our knives. The legend goes that the Napoleonic imperial symbol was attributed to the citizens of Laguiole by Emperor Napoléon himself as a tribute to their courage shown in the services to the emperor.
The two bolsters (mitres) are forged and fixed on a metal liner, which will be drilled before the assembly. These massive steel bolsters help to protect the handle during daily use.
The Guillochage, a goldsmith’s skill, is the decoration composed of different line patterns, elaborated on the spine of the spring. Here, the bee and the spring are completely hand sculpted by our Master-Knifesmiths.
The handles, whether made of wood, horn, bone or from other rare materials such as mammoth teeth or stingray skin, are individually selected, sculpted and handset by our Master-Knifesmiths.