On a Laguiole knife, the “bee” or mouche is much more than a simple decorative element: it represents one of the most distinctive symbols of French artisanal tradition. Positioned at the tip of the spring, over time it has become a true stylistic signature through which each artisan expresses their mastery.

In high-end models, the mouche is forged in a single piece with the spring and then finished by hand—a detail that sets the most prestigious Laguiole knives apart.

In this particular interpretation, the traditional bee gives way to the “Fly No. 13,” a handcrafted fly entirely hand-chiseled, which replaces the classic motif with an even more refined and distinctive design. An element of strong character, capable of uniting symbolism and engraving mastery.

The rear spring is entirely handcrafted, enhanced by hand-engraved details that highlight every aspect, while the presence of double brass heads and double hand-engraved brass plates lends depth, solidity, and a distinctly French elegance.

The design is completed by the exquisite ebony handle, a noble material chosen for its rich color and durability, which lends balance and prestige to the entire piece.

The production process, carried out entirely by hand, requires time, precision, and extensive artisanal expertise, making each piece unique.

This detail is not merely aesthetic but a tangible expression of savoir-faire, tradition, and the art of French cutlery.

Intended Use: Collectible

Production Type: Handcrafted
Country of Origin: France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27MOD stainless steel
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Ebony wood with double brass ferrules and double brass clamps 
Blade Length: 100mm
Blade thickness: 3 mm
Closed length: 120 mm
Overall length: 218 mm
Thickness when closed: 12 mm
Weight: 125 g
Closure: Slip joint
Clip: None
Packaging: Box with manufacturer’s logos
Notes: “Bee” and rear spring entirely hand-crafted using a No. 13 Fly

On the Laguiole knife, the “bee” – or mouche – is much more than a simple decorative element: it represents one of the most distinctive symbols of French artisanal tradition. Positioned at the end of the spring, this small sculpture originated historically as a functional element, but over time has become a true stylistic signature, through which each artisan expresses their skill and sensibility.

In high-end models, the bee is not applied but forged from a single piece together with the spring and finished entirely by hand. It is precisely in these details that the authentic quality of a Laguiole is recognized.

In this variant, the bee stands out for its elegant floral design inspired by the hibiscus, with harmonious motifs that extend along the rear spring as well. This type of decoration, complex and highly refined, requires time, precision, and great craftsmanship, making each piece unique.

A detail that is not merely aesthetic, but a concrete expression of savoir-faire and tradition.

Intended Use: Collection

Production Type: Handcrafted
Country of Origin: France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27MOD Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Ebony Wood
Blade Length: 100mm
Blade Thickness: 3mm
Closed Length: 120mm
Total length: 218mm
Thickness when closed: 12mm
Weight: 90g
Closure: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Packaging with manufacturer’s logos
Notes: “Bee” and rear spring entirely handcrafted with “Hibiscus” themed designs

A high-quality handcrafted Laguiole, featuring a double-head design with a satin finish—a rare feature that makes a strong technical and aesthetic statement. The model features a double spring entirely hand-engraved, a technique typical of traditional high-end cutlery, which enhances the classic Laguiole silhouette with a superior level of finish.

The iconic “bee” appears in its traditional form, but here it is incorporated into a completely reworked hand-engraved design that emphasizes its character without betraying its historical origins. The handle is enhanced by a solid-carved cow horn tip, shaped by hand to integrate perfectly with the knife’s geometry and lend uniqueness to each piece.

A Laguiole that remains true to its French DNA, yet interpreted through a more complex and refined craftsmanship, designed for collectors and enthusiasts of true traditional cutlery.

Intended use: Collectible

Production type: Handcrafted
Country of origin: France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27MOD stainless steel
Blade finish: Satin
Handle: Cow horn and double satin-finished stainless steel
Blade length: 100mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Closed length: 120mm
Total length: 218mm
Closed thickness: 12mm
Weight: 109g
Closure: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Box with manufacturer’s logos
Notes: Handcrafted model, featuring a “bee” motif and a double rear spring, entirely hand-finished

On the Laguiole knife, the “bee” – or mouche – is much more than a simple decorative element: it represents one of the most distinctive symbols of French artisanal tradition. Positioned at the end of the spring, this small sculpture originated historically as a functional element, but over time has become a true stylistic signature, through which each artisan expresses their skill and sensibility.

In high-end models, the bee is not applied but forged from a single piece together with the spring and finished entirely by hand. It is precisely in these details that the authentic quality of a Laguiole is recognized.

The “Evergreen Bee” variant stands out for its even more refined craftsmanship: instead of the bee, motifs inspired by continuous vegetation take center stage, with intricate leaves branching out across the spring itself. This type of finish, complex and highly decorative, requires time, precision, and great artisanal skill, making each piece unique.

A detail that is not merely aesthetic, but a concrete expression of savoir-faire and tradition.

Intended Use: Collection

Production Type: Handcrafted
Country of Origin: France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27MOD Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Pistachio Wood
Blade Length: 100mm
Blade Thickness: 3mm
Closed Length: 120mm
Total length: 218mm
Thickness when closed: 12mm
Weight: 90g
Closure: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Packaging with manufacturer’s logos
Notes: “Bee” and rear spring entirely handcrafted with “evergreen” themed designs

On the Laguiole knife, the “bee” – or mouche – is much more than a simple decorative element: it represents one of the most distinctive symbols of French artisanal tradition. Positioned at the end of the spring, this small sculpture originated historically as a functional element, but over time has become a true stylistic signature through which each artisan expresses their skill and sensibility.

In high-end models, the bee is not applied but forged from a single piece together with the spring and finished entirely by hand. It is precisely in these details that the authentic quality of a Laguiole is recognized.

The “Oak Leaf Bee” variant stands out for its even more refined craftsmanship: instead of the bee, motifs inspired by oak leaves are featured, extending even to the decoration of the spring itself. This type of finish, complex and highly decorative, requires time, precision, and great artisanal skill, making each piece unique.

A detail that is not merely aesthetic, but a concrete expression of savoir-faire and tradition.

Intended Use: Collectible

Production Type: Handcrafted
Country of Origin: France
Blade: Sandvik 12C27MOD Stainless Steel
Blade Finish: Satin
Handle: Oak Wood
Blade Length: 100mm
Blade Thickness: 3mm
Closed Length: 120mm
Total length: 218mm
Thickness when closed: 12mm
Weight: 90g
Closure: Slipjoint
Clip: None
Packaging: Packaging with manufacturer’s logos
Notes: “Bee” and rear spring entirely handcrafted with “oak leaf” themed designs