Opinel No. 8 Limited Edition Artist Collab Cosmos

Dalkhafine Where the White Tiger and Mermaid constellations meet No. 08 Cosmos Dalkhafine showcases the meeting of earthly power and cosmic energy: the tiger, strong and majestic, bows before the mermaid whose head shines like the sun. The sun represents the sovereign star that watches over the universe, just as the mermaid watches over the moon. This French-made pocket knife features an 8.5 cm stainless steel blade and a PEFC-certified hornbeam handle with decoration added using the sublimation technique. It is accompanied by its box and postcard. A limited edition of 8,200, numbered blades. Dalkhafine is a French artist who specialises in illustration, motion design, screen printing, painting and clothing. Her world is colourful and inspired by nature. Asine The balance between day and night, the Sun and Moon No. 08 Cosmos Asile features two different yet equal characters. There's no duality here, just a duo, a balance. The moon on which they are sitting becomes a gentle meeting place, somewhere between dream and reality. Three birds carry stars around them, as if redrawing a constellation. The pocket knife has a PEFC-certified hornbeam handle featuring a design added using the sublimation technique, as well as a 8.5 cmstainless steel blade. Made in France, it comes with its pretty box and apostcard. Limited edition of 8,200, numbered blades. Asile is a French artist and illustrator whose work is an ode to kindness, with a world populated by cheerful individuals and colourful flora and fauna. Benjamin Jeanjean "This illustration, modelled on the cosmos – ordered and structured, is a symbolic exploration. In the centre, an antique vase that could be seen as the receptacle of the universe. The solar face at the centre, adorned with Yin and Yang, symbolises universal balance. The phases of the moon, arranged in a circle, recall the eternal cycle of time. The surrounding geometric patterns, woven and intertwined, suggest the notion of a cosmic web whereby each element is linked to a larger whole. This illustration plays on duality: from a distance, a classical engraving evoking ancient times; but when viewed up close, contemporary symbols emerge, combining tradition and modernity." Benjamin Jeanjean is a French visual artist based in the Basque Country. An illustrator, visual artist and tattooist, he likes to combine nonsense, black humour and contradictions in his figurative and symbolic designs. Benjamin draws inspiration from old engravings, new images, the irrational, human logic and humanity.