Laguiole Flatware Set Rosewood (24 Piece)
Laguiole Flatware Set Rosewood (24 Piece)
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Laguiole California is a collaborative effort between California and France to create a Cutlery Collection that reflects the aesthetics of both domains. Relying on the old-world, made by hand quality that is synonymous with Laguiole, this 24-piece flatware set is packaged in an elegant black leather case that features EVA-Foam cushioning. Additional “Laguiole” branding is hot stamped in metallic silver foil on the outside and inside of the case. Makes for an elegant dining collection both at the dinner table and on display. Set includes 6 forks, 6 knives, 6 soup spoons, and 6 dessert spoons.
Color Options: Most products can be manufactured in any custom Pantone
Packaging options: Oakwood Box
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TESTIMONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
“These pieces feel like they carry a story. Beautiful, balanced, and made to be seen. I engraved the box for my partner and it instantly turned into a keepsake, not just a gift.”
“I bought a corkscrew and ended up ordering the flatware next. The kind of quality that makes you slow down and appreciate what you’re holding. Elegant, intentional, and refreshingly real.”
“The flatware set doesn’t just look handcrafted, it feels like it. The weight, finish, and detail are exceptional. This is the first brand that’s made me want to leave my cutlery out on display.”
“These are the kinds of forks and knives your guests notice before the food even hits the table. The craftsmanship is undeniable, but it never feels stuffy or old.”
“My go-to for wedding gifts. Even the packaging is thoughtful. It’s the kind of gift people use and love.”
“These are tools that make hosting better. Their products feel intentional in a way most luxury brands don’t even try for anymore.”
“As someone who grew up around French craftsmanship, I’m picky about what gets the Laguiole name. This passes every test. The engraving option added a touch of personalization that makes these tools something worth passing down.”