Roland Lannier Spring Heeled Jack 12cm Stainless Slip Joint Concrete
Pocket knife and felt pouch in bento box packaging. Manufactured with carbon fiber liners and twice stabilized concrete scales, fit with titanium screws on the pivot. This knife's weight has been reduced to 1/3 of the weight it would have been in metal.
Originally from Paris, Roland Lannier moved in Thiers and began training at Perceval Knives in 1997. After holding every position at Perceval, he founded his own business in 2014, bringing over sixteen years of experience and a passion for punk rock music and comics.
Lannier's goal was to create an aesthetic that captured the spirit of his generation. Rejecting traditional materials like ivory and exotic woods, he embraces synthetic and recycled options such as concrete, vinyl records, comic books, and Scottish tartan.
Inspired by chefs, winemakers, artisans, and designers who push boundaries, Lannier constantly experiments with new forms and materials, making each knife a unique part of the dining experience.
Roland Lannier's knives are handcrafted in Thiers, with support from local specialists for processes like laser cutting and cryogenic hardening. The workshop, located in a renovated polishing facility, is being updated to better serve visiting clients and future team members.
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Pocket knife and felt pouch in bento box packaging. Manufactured with carbon fiber liners and twice stabilized concrete scales, fit with titanium screws on the pivot. This knife's weight has been reduced to 1/3 of the weight it would have been in metal.
Originally from Paris, Roland Lannier moved in Thiers and began training at Perceval Knives in 1997. After holding every position at Perceval, he founded his own business in 2014, bringing over sixteen years of experience and a passion for punk rock music and comics.
Lannier's goal was to create an aesthetic that captured the spirit of his generation. Rejecting traditional materials like ivory and exotic woods, he embraces synthetic and recycled options such as concrete, vinyl records, comic books, and Scottish tartan.
Inspired by chefs, winemakers, artisans, and designers who push boundaries, Lannier constantly experiments with new forms and materials, making each knife a unique part of the dining experience.
Roland Lannier's knives are handcrafted in Thiers, with support from local specialists for processes like laser cutting and cryogenic hardening. The workshop, located in a renovated polishing facility, is being updated to better serve visiting clients and future team members.
