The most unusual cutlery you will ever own

Stunning knives, bar and tableware; set with turquoise, marble, wood and silver

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In the shadows of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Santa Fe, NM, sits a century-old adobe ranch house where artisans handcraft art knives of rare beauty. Each of these collectible knives represents a unique example of the cutler’s art: the quintessential marriage of fine steels with gemstones and intricate wood marquetry.

We feature the following fine pieces from these master craftsmen:

• 3” Lockback Knives with Native American motifs: Italian marquetry, a wood inlay process dating back to the fifteenth century Renaissance, is combined with turquoise to produce Native American-style designs which truly reflect the American Southwest. Native American craftsman Stan Lance has been perfecting exotic hardwood marquetry for over 20 years.
• Turquoise-Inlaid Scissors Knife, Lockback Knife, Corkscrew, Letter Opener and Money Clip: Designed by master cutler Charles Giron, these pieces feature handles inlaid with turquoise which is separated by sweeps of nickel silver for an art deco style.
• Picasso Marble Lockback Knife, Corkscrew, Letter Opener, Cheese Slicer and Money Clip: With abstract patterns in grey, beige, chocolate and black, this unique marble comes from a forty foot crack in a white marble mountain in Utah. Iron oxides give this marble it's unusual pattern characteristics, bringing to mind the works of Picasso. All Picasso Marble items come with marble on both sides of the piece, where applicable.