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In your pocket, that little folding knife goes everywhere with you. Opening a package, slicing an apple during a hike in the Sandia Mountains… simple everyday tasks, right? Yet in New Mexico, the line between ...

Glasses clink, voices rise. Happy retirement! Between tears and relief, his heart is torn. It’s his last day at work, his professional career is coming to an end. He’s not leaving empty-handed; giving a beautiful ...

From the forest to the forge: nature precedes man The first things you notice are the trees, the oaks, the calm of the forest. On Rue Augustin Fresnel in Saint-Nazaire, the new JHP workshop blends ...

Buying French sounds like a protest slogan. However, it is above all a consumer philosophy. In the midst of globalization, consuming locally means returning to our roots: ancestral traditions and ties to our territories. Why ...

The sun barely rises over Mille Lacs Lake. The ice stretches endlessly, dotted with thousands of fishing houses. Inside one of them, a walleye just hit the line. Within seconds, it’s on the floor, and ...

The fire crackles in the forge. The hammering sets the pace for the workshop. In a few hours, a rough blade will be born from this block of 90MCV8 steel. In the meantime, the cutler-blacksmith ...

During the Crusades, Western soldiers feared the swords of the Moors. Not only did they cut with disconcerting ease, but their wavy blades, as if draped in mist, were intriguing. This fascinating pattern, resembling silky ...

Sunday, 5 a.m., the call of the forest. With your senses on high alert, you tread carefully between the breathing trees and the hooting owls. It’s hunting day. Whether you’re tracking large game or birds, ...

In Indiana, your knife isn’t just a simple tool, it’s a companion of freedom. In this sun-drenched Midwest state, legislators understand that the blade tucked in your pocket contributes to your daily autonomy. Carry a knife in ...

Being left-handed often means having to cope with a world designed for right-handed people. The figures speak for themselves. In France, only 11% of the population naturally uses their left hand. Tools, instruments, everyday objects, ...

On the bus, at the office, at the gym, she always carries her knife in her bag. Not as a precaution or because it’s fashionable, but simply because it’s useful. It opens packages, cuts apples ...

As evening falls and the day draws to a close, you go upstairs to bed. Exhausted, you empty your pockets and place your fetishes on the bedside table. Just like your pen or your glasses, ...