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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Appaloosa 54 to wrap up the weekend...

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Primble said:
I think it is rather a cool knife Brother Jim. :cool: I like the art and usually like more conservative art.
I doubt it will make you dream that you are a muffler. Did you recover from that episode ? I was going to ask if it might have been bad gas that caused it. 🤔🤔🤔😲🤣
I hope the love-hate relationship gets better.
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HA !!! :D ... The thing is, I abhor graffiti and "tags" but somewhat acknowledge a difference between graffiti and street art
My city for example, recently paid an artist big bucks to paint large scenes on the sides of several old and historic buildings downtown
It's art ... it's on the street ... and no one is calling it graffiti

Another thing is, while the Laguiole pattern and all material used is wholly "Traditional", street art on a knife handle is not
But we easily find a garish mix of colors, often in no particular pattern, in traditional acrylic covers on widely accepted Traditional knives from the likes of GEC for example
Even glitter in the mix. Don't know what folks are calling that, but maybe the word "art" is not often used ... or enough
 
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