Charles Canon Lavandiolle Folding knife Provence lavender handle made in France + wooden case

Here's a regional knife that smells just like Provence! The Charles Canon LavandiolleFolding knife transports you to lavender fields to the rhythm of cicada song in the blink of an eye! It's a superb knife made by the Charles Canon Dutilleul Industries workshop, whose premises are located in the Nord Pas-de-Calais region, on a former terril (artificial hill created by the accumulation of mining residues). The brand creates beautiful objects such as knives, cutlery and even jewelry, using original materials in the colors of the different regions of France.

The Lavandiolle knife is a tribute to Provence: its handle is made from dried lavender flowers stabilized in resin. The different grit are visible all over the handle. In fact, each handle is unique, as the lavender grit are arranged differently on each knife.

As well as being unique in visual terms, this knife is also imbued with the scent of lavender! In fact, its handle is fragrant, so you can smell the subtle scent of Provence when you use it.

The edge is laser-etched with fine lavender flower engravings, for even greater originality.

The blade is made of an alloy from central France. It is stainless and contains 0.6% carbon and 13.5% chromium. This steel is often found in professional applications, as it offers good resistance to corrosion and wear, and is easy to maintain.

The knife opens and closes by means of a forced notch, for intuitive use.

The solid-wood case is ideal for storing your knife after use, but also for giving as a gift.

Let yourself be tempted by Charles Canon 's superb knives in a range of materials!