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Persian B11 'Trinidad'

Persian B11 'Trinidad'

Dramatic lines, graceful curves, and exquisite materials all find harmony in this new pattern from William Henry. The Persian is a return to an early pattern (also called the Persian) that featured a different locking system and much less sculpture in the design. Re-designed from the ground up, keeping only the dramatic upswept curve of the blade, the B11 Persian is a bold interpretation of a timeless icon of cutlery. Blade: Wave damascus w/ZDP-189 Frame: Carved sterling silver Scale/Inlay: Mother of pearl Gemstone: Opal Carry System: ClipCase Mechanism: One Hand Button Lock Number In Edition: 25

Additional Information

  1. Brand William Henry Studio
  2. MSRP $1,300.00

William Henry Studio

Booth:
  • LUX1136
  • Finalist
A US company creating exquisite heirloom functional jewelry and luxury accessories, including folding knives, writing instruments, money clips, and golf toolsA US company creating exquisite heirloom functional jewelry and luxury accessories, including folding knives, writing instruments, money clips, and golf tools

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