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Cheese knife with red compressed fabric by Roland Barthélemy

Ref : CF NOMA TCROU - 5567
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€138.00

Description

The Nomade is the result of a long-standing collaboration between the professional cheese maker Roland Barthélémy and the Forge de Laguiole knife manufactory. This cheese knife proudly displays two French heritage skills.
This knife, specially designed to accompany your cheeses, will sublimate the cutting with its rounded and wide blade allowing to spread perfectly your most delicate dishes.


«The Nomad is the result of finding an object that expresses the skills handed down from our ancestors. The revised design combines modernity and efficiency and should become an indispensable part of everyday life.»

As most of the materials used are of natural origin, their appearance (colour, veining, grain) is likely to vary from one item to another. The photos on our official online shop are not contractually binding.

Caractéristiques

Finition Satinée
Design Roland Bartélemy
Expédition sous 48h
partenaires premium
Retour sous 14 jours
accompagné avec soin
Fabriqué à la main
à Laguiole, Aveyron
matières d'exception

manche

bois d'olivier

lame

acier brut

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collection

Since its creation, Forge de Laguiole has been part of a living cutlery tradition, open to creation and contemporary design. The manufacture chose early on to collaborate with renowned designers and creators, to reinterpret the Laguiole knife while respecting its iconic lines and historical identity.
Over the years, several major figures in design have brought their vision and sensibility to this iconic object. Among them:
Philippe Starck, Andrée Putman, Jean-Michel Wilmotte, Christian Ghion, Ora-ïto, Michel Bras…

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