Couteau en ivoire de mammouth bleu et lame damas Urkulua

Couteau en ivoire de mammouth bleu et lame damas Urkulua

Precious knives

€950.00

VAT included

An exceptional knife: discover the Urkulua in its luxury version, featuring blue mammoth ivory and a 160-layer Damascus blade.

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Details

A collector’s knife that blends the nobility of materials with exceptional craftsmanship. Its handle, made of rare and precious blue mammoth ivory, offers a unique aesthetic, while its 160-layer stainless Damascus steel blade ensures unrivaled sharpness and optimal durability. The imposing silhouette of the Urkulua enhances the beauty and uniqueness of this extraordinary material.

This folding knife features a liner-lock blade locking system, a versatile mechanism that provides an excellent balance between safety and ergonomics. It can even be operated with one hand!

It comes with a calf leather sheath and a certificate of authenticity.

Dimensions:

- Closed: 12 cm long × 3.4 cm wide
- Open: 20 cm
- Blade length: 8.5 cm

100% French craftsmanship, handmade in our workshop in Bidart, in the heart of the Basque Country.

Fabrics

HANDLE

The handle of this pocket knife is made of fossilized blue mammoth ivory: each piece is unique, with shades ranging from deep blue to translucent hues, bearing witness to thousands of years of history.

BLADE

160-layer stainless Damascus blade: RWL34 for the bright part + PMC27 for the dark part, fused at 1220°C.

Maintenance

Avoid prolonged contact with water—never put it in the dishwasher! Simply rinse the blade under warm running water and use the soft side of a sponge to clean it. Then, carefully dry it with a soft, clean cloth.

For sharpening, maintain an angle between 15 and 20 degrees. If you're experienced, use a Japanese whetstone, or opt for a guided sharpener like the Horl, available [here]!

If you're ever in the Basque Country, feel free to stop by our workshop—we’d be happy to take care of the maintenance for you!