Couteau artisanal 1515 Manu Laplace Inuit bne Couteau artisanal 1515 de Manu Laplace bne du Cameroun"Travail Atelier 1515 couteau collection Inuit os renne gris carbone Couteau Atelier 1515 Manu Laplace collection Globe Trotter rable negundo. The Inuit is inspired by a meeting with an explorer who shared about his journeys across the globe with Manu. He wanted a knife, a tool, a companion for his journey, Manu went on ethnic research, the high North, the cold temperature , the great landscapes, the INUIT. On this particular knife, the handle is made of Mozambique ebony inlayed with gold fleck detailing. Hand sizzled along the back top. Blade : Japanese Damascus Suminagashi Handle : Ebony Studded on the handle spacer : Oxidation work Stabilized mammoth insert Screw : Flowers Plates : Oxidized Blade size : 10 cm Interior of the knife pocket has a unique hand etched inscription in French by the artist. "Rien n'est facile mais tout est possible". (Nothing is easy but everything is possible) Designed by Manu Laplace 20 years ago, the 1515 folding knife line is clean and sophisticated. The line of the 1515 pocket knife has remained unchanged for 20 years, Manu Laplace create and recreate all the parts of the knife to make new collections. His imagination and creativity are boundless, constantly inspired by travels and meetings with extraordinary people. By their singularity, inspire patterns and materials to Manu. Manu Laplace knives reflect a history associated with the mastery of precision steel technology. In constant search for beauty and excellence, pushes refinement and technicality into every detail, every element of the knife. Made in Thiers, France and passed down from generation to generation.