Bone knives

Collection Bone knives

Sturdy bone handles

Bone, a robust material, is ideal for working with the handle. Unique in its light color and orange-yellow reflections, it is an ideal material for personalization with engraving. We can also find this meticulous technique in the Inuit collection.

Made in our workshop in Thiers, the historic cradle of French cutlery, these knives reflect ancestral know-how and a passion for excellence.

Choosing a horn handle for your pocket knife

Choosing a horn handle for your handmade knife is a decision that combines tradition, aesthetics and functionality. Here are some reasons why horn is a preferred material for knife handles:

Unique aesthetic

Horn offers a variety of natural patterns and colors that make each handle unique. Whether dark and mysterious shades or light and elegant tones, horn gives a distinctive and refined character to each knife.

Comfort

The horn handles not only look good but are also very comfortable to hold. The natural texture of the horn provides a pleasant grip, reducing fatigue during prolonged use. Additionally, the horn is naturally non-slip, which adds a layer of safety when using the knife.

Durability and longevity

Horn is an extremely durable material. When properly maintained, it can last for decades without losing its beauty or functionality. The horn's resistance to impact and weather makes it an ideal choice for a knife intended for everyday use or for outdoor activities.

Traditional and ecological material

Using horn for knife handles is an ancestral practice that respects artisanal traditions. By choosing horn handles, you support sustainable and ecological production methods, since horn is a renewable and biodegradable material.

Ease of maintenance

Horn handles are relatively easy to maintain. A simple cleaning with a damp cloth and a little oil from time to time is enough to maintain their shine and durability. Avoid prolonged exposure to water to prevent any risk of deterioration.