Description
The Tradition Forge de Laguiole range of table knives is the perfect combination of craftsmanship and refinement of the art of the table.
Forge de Laguiole table knife designed by Catherine and Bruno Lefebvre, it is presented as a monobloc with a glossy or satin finish. With its singular look, this knife will be the unusual element of your table.
This Forge de Laguiole knife has the advantage of being water resistant to simplify its maintenance.
The blade:
For table knives, we are talking about the tang. The tang is the central part of the knife.
The quality of the steel and the work on the Forge de Laguiole blades guarantee an exceptional edge that will sublimate your food while preserving all its flavors.
The taste:
Thanks to the efficiency of their cutting edge, Forge de Laguiole table knives sublimate the taste of food. Whether raw or cooked, all their flavors are preserved.
Our blades cut through food without tearing it to preserve the taste and elegance of all your dishes.
The monobloc :
The monobloc, with its sober and elegant lines, is made of a single piece of excellent steel forged at 1000°C. It has a blade that combines the advantage of exceptional cutting performance with outstanding resistance to corrosion. The handle offers a particularly precise grip thanks to its shape.
These knives are water resistant which guarantees easy maintenance.
The bee:
The bee is the symbol of Laguiole knives. It is also present on our range of traditional table knives.
Information Catherine & Bruno Lefebvre :
Catherine & Bruno Lefebvre, a duo for two lines of design knives... For many years, they have been working together, developing products in line with a poetic and symbolic universe that revolves around the fundamental elements: air, light, earth and water. Particularly present in the field of furniture, the duo has convinced brands such as Ligne Roset, Acova, Aquamass, Kazed, Samsonite, Seb... and Forge de Laguiole, for whom they designed in 2008 the Galbe, a model in horn tip or carbon fiber that was awarded the "Janus de l'Industrie" prize by the French Institute of Design for its creativity and innovation.
