Sauveterre Ebenholz

The Laguiole en Aubrac Sauveterre Ebony combines traditional French craftsmanship with the timeless elegance of exquisite materials. Inspired by a historic 19th-century model, the design of this knife originates from the picturesque landscapes of the Aveyron region in southern France—more specifically, the charming medieval village of Sauveterre de Rouergue, which gives this knife its name.

Its 9 cm blade made of high-quality 14C28N steel is not only known for its sharpness and edge retention, but also for its durability in everyday use. The slim, leaf-shaped silhouette of the blade is reminiscent of a sage leaf – a subtle reference to nature that is reflected in the artistically engraved relief on the back spring.

The deep black ebony handle exudes simple elegance and dignity. This fine hardwood was chosen for its density, durability, and noble appearance – a true classic in the world of fine pocket knives. The hand-decorated plates and perfect workmanship speak for the craftsmanship of the renowned Laguiole en Aubrac forge.

Manufactured in the famous factory once founded by Guy Vialis and now run by Christian Valat, each piece is an expression of the highest craftsmanship. Laguiole en Aubrac knives are known worldwide for their attention to detail, their finely balanced proportions and their combination of tradition and elegance.

A true classic – not only for collectors, but for anyone who appreciates values such as durability, quality, and French tradition.