Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK -
Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK
Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK
Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK
Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK
Goyon-Chazeau - Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6) - - ABASK

Goyon-Chazeau Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6)

¥131,000

Goyon-Chazeau’s quality-first approach to design is evident in each collection — Le Thiers Prestige included. These steak knives are handmade in France with hand-forged blades and ergonomic details, but perhaps the most special part of their story is the wood adorning each handle. Here, olive, rosewood, juniper, violet, oak and wenge are the stars, which pair with rust-resistant blades for a clean and seamless slicing experience.

Product ID: 2214182003

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Goyon-Chazeau’s quality-first approach to design is evident in each collection — Le Thiers Prestige included. These steak knives are handmade in France with hand-forged blades and ergonomic details, but perhaps the most special part of their story is the wood adorning each handle. Here, olive, rosewood, juniper, violet, oak and wenge are the stars, which pair with rust-resistant blades for a clean and seamless slicing experience.

Product ID: 2214182003

View more from: Goyon-Chazeau / Cutlery / flatware sets

Goyon-Chazeau Le Thiers Prestige Assorted Wood Steak Knives (Set of 6)

¥131,000

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Meet the Maker:

Goyon-Chazeau

Goyon-Chazeau is a French third-generation knife maker whose story began in 1953. Its signature, Cœur de Forge, alludes to the fact that it’s one of the last of its kind to produce full-forged table knives, which is no mean feat – the forge used is made from a round steel bar that’s heated until it merges, then pressed to obtain the final shape. But that isn’t the only impressive part of the design story, as each piece undergoes a meticulous manufacturing process of over 40 steps, from sharpening and manual finishing to ergonomics. The result? Designs made from rare, precious materials that’ll last a lifetime.