This knife was made to ensure the handle and blade become a natural extension of the hand, reflecting the artisan’s mix as a designer and knife maker. It takes hours to create a simple yet effective tool that will be a useful and timeless cutting companion. Each piece is handmade and unique.

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This ergonomic knife is flexible in its use. It was made using the stock removal technique starting with a flat bar then cutting, sanding and polishing until the desired shape and texture was achieved. Each piece made by hand is intrinsically unique.

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This typical Luxembourgian hammer was made out of steel from an old railway. The hammer head was hand sawed and filed out of a solid piece of steel. The handle is made out of a piece of local walnut. The head is heat treated and both hammer faces are slightly convex for easy use.

Length 32 cm

This piece is a modern reinterpretation of the hand axe, probably the first tool in the history of mankind. Hand made out of a solid piece of O2–tool steel, the blade surface itself is left in the raw hardening state, while the rest of the axe is high polished for contrast.

Length 12.5 cm

A classic outdoor knife with a simple and clear design. The blade is made by stock removal out of Japanese white paper steel. The curvy line in the middle of the blade (the Hamon), is the result of a differential hardening process; making the spine of the knife much softer and more flexible than the harder edge.

Length 18 cm