Saladini knife SCARPERIESE titan buffalo horn
handmade regional knife from Italy, made by the company SALADINI from Scarperia in the heart of Tuscany,
the balde is made from stainless UGINOX MA5MV (1.4116 HRC56-58) steel, the finish is mat, the scales are made from buffalo horn
This collectors’ knife is a scale reproduction of “Lo Scarperia”, a knife designed by Giacomo Cecchi and produced in a limited series, with only 10 copies made to mark the 700th anniversary of Scarperia and the tenth anniversary of Saladini.
The Scarperiese represents the most characteristic Saladini knife in every aspect, since its design encapsulates the entire history of our ancient profession. The scissor-style handle is crafted from two milled sheets of metal, which come in either stainless steel or titanium. The knife is admired for its lightness but also for its robustness. The finishing on the inserts can be customised with any of the natural materials we use. It is undoubtedly a collectors’ knife, although it still features an impressive cutting ability thanks to its tempered steel blade, making the knife perfect for any purposes.
knife closed 12 cm
knife lenght open 20 cm
blade 9 cm
blade thickness 1,8 mm
weight 97 g
delivered with a pouch
| Finish: | mat |
|---|---|
| blade steel: | stainless steel |
| handle material: | horn/bone, other |
| plates: | without guillochage |
SALADINI
Saladini is based in Scarperia, a small town in Tuscany about 20 kilometres from Florence. Its landmark is the Palazzo Pretorio in Scarperia, with its striking tower.
Scarperia was founded on 8 September 1306 and its special feature is the old tradition of knife making, or rather ‘cutting iron’, as these objects used to be called in the old days.
Saladini wants to preserve this ancient tradition of handcrafting pocket knives, cutlery and chef's knives. Everything is made with the care and attention that objects created with love and dedication deserve.
Contact: e-commerce@coltelleriasaladini.it
Coltelaria SALADINI, Via Solferino 19, 50038 Scarperia, Italy
