Laguiole - Bougna - Pocketknife Contemporary

Laguiole folding knives made of colored pakkahout with corkscrew in a beautiful box with a sharpening steel, leather case, and oil for proper maintenance of the knife.

Veer with embellished decorations on the back of the handle together with the well-known Laguiole bee.
The shepherd's cross also sits on the handle. This was used by shepherds during their long journeys across the land to pray for the meal, with the knife stuck into the bread. French shepherds often also enjoyed wine, which led to versions made with a corkscrew, of which this is one.

Equipped with a colored pakkahouten handle with brass bolsters. This knife features an elegant, robust, and original design. The sharp, finely engraved stainless steel blade is highly resistant to corrosion.

Ideal if you want to personalize your attentions, as it comes already packaged in a beautiful box with a leather case, including a small sharpening steel and oil to maintain the knife.

This pocket knife will become a daily must-have, whether it's for the kitchen or your outdoor adventures.

Laguiole
The well-known knife from France is originally a beautiful, functional pocket knife. Laguiole is not a brand name but a reference to a French village. It was designed based on a Spanish pocket knife called navaja and a local French small knife called capuchadou.