Lebanese Cedar Knives Waltteri Ryjenko as well as brass eyes

as well as brass eyes on the front

which is kept in place by stainless steel pins on a white G10 liner

The handles are made from Lapacho wood and riveted in place with stainless steel pins

60 or 75 cm)

Only 25 of these extraordinary knives will ever be made

Lebanese Cedar Knives Waltteri Ryjenko as well as brass eyesThe Lebanese Cedar is a highly emotionally charged and by now endangered species. These particular knives (only 6 have been made, all of which differ slightly) use a very special specimen of Lebanese Cedar as handle material. The wood used stems from a tree that was planted around 1760 in the Windsor Great Park, the former Royal hunting grounds in London, United Kingdom. A few years ago the Cedar was struck by lightning, which is why it had to be cut,