Benedita knives (from Portugal) have a fascinating history that blends agricultural functionality with ancient legal regulations. Benedita is the epicenter of Portuguese cutlery, a parish in the municipality of Alcobaça, known as the "cutlery capital" of Portugal. With a 19th-century artisanal tradition, the region has been home to master craftsmen who perfected this design, and local brands and artisans keep this style alive. Click Play to view the Video.
Benedita knives are typically recognized by their handles made of horn (bull and deer antler), fine woods, or high-density synthetics, often finished with brass pins. In Portugal, these knives are held in special respect as a symbol of the "working man." Owning a Benedita knife with a veined horn handle is considered possessing a functional work of art.
Materials:
Blade: 14c28n stainless steel.
Handle: stag horn.
Lock System: slip joint.
Bolster: carbon fiber.
Measurements:
Blade: 70 mm.
Overall: 160 mm.
Closed: 90 mm.
Tickness: 2.5 mm.
Weight: 70 grs.
Handmade in Portugal.
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- Product Code: 90 Ciervo 14c28n
