Juniper in Blocks for designer and cutlery

Latin name: Juniperus oxycedrus.

Other name: oxyhedron juniper.

Origin: Southern Europe and North Africa.

Color: orange to brown.

Comments: It can grow into a small tree, usually the size of a shrub. Its fragrant and resinous wood takes a beautiful polish. In the past, cade oil was distilled from it. It is from this wood that the Cadum brand originated.

Juniper is a natural material often used in the manufacture of high quality knives. This wood is known for its high strength, density and fine texture. Juniper knives are valued for their durability, workability and unique aesthetics.

Juniper grows in many parts of the world, including Europe, North America and Asia. The wood is often harvested from old trees, which have developed increased density and strength over time.

Juniper knives are often used for outdoor activities, such as hunting and camping, because of their strength and resistance to the elements. They are also popular with collectors for their unique aesthetic and history.

In short, juniper is a material of choice for knife makers looking to create superior knives. Its strength, density and fine texture make it a durable and aesthetically pleasing material for high quality knives.

Natural Wood : Wood is a natural material greatly used in knife handles making. We offer a wide range of woods selected specially for their aesthetical and/or mechanical qualities. Whatever type of knife you wish to make, you will find here a wide variety of woods available in the form of slabs, handles or blocks. We bring a particular attention in handles making so that they are paired.

Our catalog: We offer a wide range of natural wood, stabilized wood, bone, horn, deer, mineral, composite materials (carbon, fiberglass, etc.) and mounting accessories (screws). 

30 years of experience in materials

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