Laguiole Avantage steak knife – handmade French quality
The Laguiole Avantage steak knife with pistachio wood handle represents centuries of French knife-making tradition. This 23.5 cm handmade knife combines the exclusive pistachio wood's natural colour variation with high-quality Sandvik steel, giving you a tool with both sharpness and character. Ideal for steak enthusiasts and collectors who appreciate authentic craftsmanship.
Handcrafted from exclusive materials
Every Laguiole Avantage steak knife is made by a single craftsman from start to finish. The blade is made from stainless 14C28N Sandvik steel with a hardness of 58–59 HRC, ensuring long-lasting sharpness and resilience. The hand-forged spring in Z20c13 steel features an integrated blade stop that protects the knife's edge. The iconic bee is not attached as a separate piece, but forged directly into the spring and hand-decorated – a true mark of quality. The knife handle is made from rare pistachio wood from southern France, whose core displays a remarkable colour palette ranging from olive green to purple and copper-brown hues with distinctive grain markings.
Perfect balance between form and function
Weighing 90 grams with an overall length of 23.5 cm (13 cm when folded), the knife offers an optimal balance between weight and manoeuvrability. The 110 mm blade length provides precise control when cutting through even the toughest cuts of meat. The construction with traditional silver nickel rivets ensures a solid assembly that will last for many years. Each knife has its own unique character thanks to the natural wood, making it both a practical tool and a piece of craftsmanship art for your dining table.
With the Laguiole Avantage steak knife you receive:
- A handmade quality knife rooted in French knife-making tradition
- Durable Sandvik steel with outstanding cutting performance
- Unique pistachio wood handle with natural colour variations
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Frequently asked questions
How do I maintain my Laguiole knife?
Always wash the knife by hand and dry it immediately afterwards. Avoid the dishwasher as it can damage both wood and steel. Professional sharpening is recommended when required.
What is the history behind the Laguiole knife?
The Laguiole knife has its roots in the Capuchadou – a robust working knife used by shepherds and farmers in southern France. Over the centuries, the design has evolved into the iconic symbol of French craftsmanship that we know today.
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