The Sardinian connection.

Great story Carl. :thumbup: Have I told you need to write a book? :D Also some very lovely knives posted here.
 
Hello,

After a long long silence , here you will find an almost traditional corrina . The 13cm blade is in K720 carbone steel and the handle is in carbone fiber.
Davide Steri also made de leather sheath








Warm regards :D

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For those who are unaware of the pattern..
A corrina is basically a fixed blade version of a pattadesa.
Although it might not be my favourite all around blade shape, this pattern (just like its folding twin) excels in the kitchen and at food prep in general. It's halfway between a paring knife and a short fillet blade, and might very well be the only knife you need in a kitchen, depending on your cooking style. Try it ;)

Fausto
:cool:
 
Hello,

Fausto , as usual :-) , is perfectly right. The corrina is the perfect kitchen knife .

Here you will find my four corrine, two for the kitchen and two for the collection :-)

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A "simple one" witch is not mine
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Modern variations :








Corrina and Pattadesa with handles made in the same piece of wood :



Best regards :D:thumbup:

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For those who are unaware of the pattern..
A corrina is basically a fixed blade version of a pattadesa.
Although it might not be my favourite all around blade shape, this pattern (just like its folding twin) excels in the kitchen and at food prep in general. It's halfway between a paring knife and a short fillet blade, and might very well be the only knife you need in a kitchen, depending on your cooking style. Try it ;)

Fausto
:cool:

I need a new kitchen knife. Just one more. Then I'll stop. I promise ;)
Seriously how do i get one of these. Ive been to sardinia if that helps with the connection.
 
Hello eatmygarden,
If you need informations do not hesitate.
You can ask me or if you speak italian send a mail to Davide Steri ( for example) : davide.steri/at/hotmail.it *

Best regards
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* replace /at/ by @
 
Ok am back to show you my new self gifts: both knives are made by Pierluigi Piras (Sardinia) both models called "cardedese" both with 10 centimetres blade in RWL 34 steel,

black one has the scales made by ebony, its blade has been engraved and enamelled by Anton Marinov (Bulgaria) and the handle has inlays of wood, mother of pearl and silver,this work made by Evgeni Dimov(Bulgaria).
White one still to engrave collar, has scales in Narwhal tusk, pins and collar are Silver 925











enjoy



hosting immagini
 
Hello guys,

As I'm in the island I let you see some of the beautifull creations I 've found visiting some of my friends :D


A dorgales by R. Serra :


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Pattadesa and Mozzetta by the same master :















Pattadesa, Dorgalesa and Logudoresa by Andrea Melis :


















Enjoy :)
Best regards

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Beautiful...beautiful knife, Â !! The almost translucent handle and color is stunning. The bolster accents are lovely as well. I do like the blade shape and the harmon really shows it off:D:thumbup::thumbup:
 
Hello,

And now from Roberto Serra a Logudoresa slip joint, with a titanium and ebony handle and a 8,5cm blade in RWL34
All the screws are homemade in ATS34.














Best all:D

Â
 
Âchillepattada;16410189 said:
Hellooo,

Here is my new knife from Davide Steri :
A dorgalesa with a 8,5cm blade in sanmai and a mouflon handle .













Best all ;)

Â

A knife to be very proud of! It exudes an atmosphere: like it was made in the mountains but close to the sea :cool: I admire the worked and angled bolster very much.:thumbup:
 
OT-- Please put a few good words in your prayers for the victims of the earthquake in Italy. They;ll need all the help they can get !
 
Âchillepattada;16413653 said:
Hello,

And now from Roberto Serra a Logudoresa slip joint, with a titanium and ebony handle and a 8,5cm blade in RWL34
All the screws are homemade in ATS34.





Best all:D

Â

This thread must not slip off onto the second page! Another work on art and just a treat to behold. I really appreciate getting to see these fine regional knives so please keep these craftsmans knives coming!:D:cool::thumbup::thumbup:
 
OT-- Please put a few good words in your prayers for the victims of the earthquake in Italy. They;ll need all the help they can get !

Thank you on behalf of my country.
Sardinia has been spared from the earthquake, but other parts of the country haven't been that lucky :(
As for this thread, I might have something to post (and send) quite soon :)

Fausto
:cool:
 
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