A traditional Italian pocket knife for people with character from Berti Knives

Knives from the rarely seen Tre pianelle family were banned in Europe for many years. Now legal, they still allure with their uncompromising appearance.

The times we live in are characterized by increased consumption. As a result, the objects we use daily hold no value for us other than utilitarian. Over the years, we often do not show the proper sentiment towards them, replacing them with newer models.

In complete opposition to such a state of affairs is the philosophy of Berti Knives, producing exceptional knives for various uses. Founded in 1895 by David Berti, this small manufactory seems to be entirely independent of the trends that have taken place worldwide over the years. Its core idea is loyalty to tradition, which is now cultivated by the fourth generation of these Italian artisans.

The owners strongly deny the idea of mass production by random labor, which they believe would lead to the loss of identity of the offered knives. For this reason, their workshop’s work philosophy places special emphasis on the employed staff. However, this does not mean that this Italian family is closed to any novelties. They are highly desirable, provided they introduce elements that do not conflict with the existing philosophy and can withstand long-term quality tests.

Unlike competitors, the various stages of knife production are not handled by specialized sections of workers, but are carried out from start to finish by the same person. Thanks to this practice, each blade is completely unique.
The production uses the highest quality materials — blades are made of steel, and handles include materials such as buffalo horn, bison horn, deer antler, and 'bosso' wood.

The brand owners encourage that their products, although intended for everyday use, be treated with the appropriate respect, which guarantees their durability for many years. Each of them is, after all, a small, unique work of art.

Manufacturer

Berti Knives

Series

Tre pianelle

Model

28

Dimensions

Blade length: 8.8 cm, Total length: 19.2 cm

Material

Blade: stainless steel, Handle: buffalo horn

Weight

57 g

Processing time

Depending on stock availability

Shipping/Gift options

Upon request, shipment to the specified address with the possibility of attaching a card with a dedication or wishes

Engraving/Embossing

Upon request, engraving or embossing of any text, dedication, or initials