Conaz

Conaz Classic Fiorentino Collector's Pocket Knife - CONFTNO	Conaz Collectors Gabba Abruzzese - CONGABAB	Conaz Collectors Tre Pianelle - CONTRIPIA
Conaz Damascus & Cocobolo Gabba Arbruzzese - CONDAMCOCO1	Conaz Damascus & Ebony Gabba Arbruzzese - CONDAMEBON	Conaz Huge Bull Horn Pattada Folding Knife - CONPMC33
Conaz Large Bull Horn Pattada Folding Knife - CONPMC27	Conaz Premier Coltello dell’Amore Wedding Knife - CPWED	Conaz Ronchetto Hawk Bill Pruning Knife - CONRON

...Each knife is based on a traditional design native to a particular region of Italy.

In Italy they take the craft of knife-making seriously. It is intrinsically woven into their culture and history.

In 1538 the Vicar, who governed what was then known as the Catel San Barnaba della Scarperia in the name of the Florentine Republic, decided that it was necessary to regulate the craft of knife-making.

Here is an extract of those regulations known as the Statuto dei Coltellinai di Scarperia:

"…to maintain the craft of Castel San Barnaba della Scarperia and to prevent it from being known to others, we decree that no master cutler may use workers who are not their own children … and to maintain the reputation of Scarperia's wares and to prevent fraud we decree that the knives shall only be made of steel…"

This craft of knives has been handed down for centuries. The Consigli brothers, proprietors of CONAZ, are carrying on with this craft following the traditional methods of fabrication.

Each CONAZ knife is made with great attention paid to detail. They feature hand sharpened stainless steel blades.

*Please note that the three knives in the above picture are available as special order items. Please e-mail for details and prices.

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