Reviewed by Ryan K.
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Claude Dozorme Laguiole Steak Knives
These knives were a perfect addition to our kitchen. The colors really pop, and the blades are superb.
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$72.00 AUDAbsolute Ergonomics: A single turn of the wheel handles all operations: locking, unlocking, and securing. The mechanism is intuitive, allowing the user to master it instantly.
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Elevate your dining experience with the Laguiole Blue-Green Series by Claude Dozorme. This curated color palette fosters a harmonious and calming atmosphere at your table, promoting a sense of serenity and balance. This set of six brings a touch of modern European elegance to your home, enhancing every meal with the timeless charm of the Laguiole silhouette.
Artisanal Excellence from Thiers: Based in Thiers, France—the historic heart of French cutlery—the Claude Dozorme manufacture has been a family-owned icon of innovation and prestige since 1902. Their cutting-edge artisanal products maintain the same key manufacturing steps used for over a century, ensuring that each knife provides exceptional value, durability, and a refined aesthetic that honors the "Made in France" tradition.
The Blue-Green series features high-grade X50CrMoV15 stainless steel blades, prized for their incredible hardness and edge retention. These knives are equipped with a sharp micro-serration, allowing them to glide effortlessly through the finest cuts of meat without tearing. The ergonomic handles are made from high-density, marbled methacrylate, capturing a beautiful pearlescent depth in various shades of blue, green, and cream.
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While the handles are designed to be dishwasher safe, we recommend placing them in the top rack and avoiding overly aggressive detergents to preserve their brilliant pearlescent luster over time. For the absolute best care of the steel, hand-washing and drying with a soft cloth remains the preferred method for fine French cutlery.
These knives were a perfect addition to our kitchen. The colors really pop, and the blades are superb.
Elevate your dining experience with the Laguiole Blue-Green Series by Claude Dozorme. This curated color palette fosters a harmonious and calming atmosphere at your table, promoting a sense of serenity and balance. This set of six brings a touch of modern European elegance to your home, enhancing every meal with the timeless charm of the Laguiole silhouette.
Artisanal Excellence from Thiers: Based in Thiers, France—the historic heart of French cutlery—the Claude Dozorme manufacture has been a family-owned icon of innovation and prestige since 1902. Their cutting-edge artisanal products maintain the same key manufacturing steps used for over a century, ensuring that each knife provides exceptional value, durability, and a refined aesthetic that honors the "Made in France" tradition.
The Blue-Green series features high-grade X50CrMoV15 stainless steel blades, prized for their incredible hardness and edge retention. These knives are equipped with a sharp micro-serration, allowing them to glide effortlessly through the finest cuts of meat without tearing. The ergonomic handles are made from high-density, marbled methacrylate, capturing a beautiful pearlescent depth in various shades of blue, green, and cream.
| The Laguiole Imports Guarantee |
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While the handles are designed to be dishwasher safe, we recommend placing them in the top rack and avoiding overly aggressive detergents to preserve their brilliant pearlescent luster over time. For the absolute best care of the steel, hand-washing and drying with a soft cloth remains the preferred method for fine French cutlery.