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It’s Sunday, and the bell tower is ringing the twelve strokes of noon. Wearing your apron, you remove the roast beef from the oven and place it on the cutting board. Your hand grabs the ...

The art of the table occupies a special place in the hearts of the French. French gastronomy is not just about the menu, but also the elegance of the table. While tablecloths and plates are ...

A table knife that cuts well. No, it’s not a pleonasm. On the contrary, it’s a recurrent concern in the home. How many homes collect old, dull, worn, badly sharpened blades? Yet a good edge ...

Whether you’re a hiker, a backpacker, a bushcraft fan or a survivalist, we all have a good reason to equip ourselves with the best survival knife. Bivouacs by the river, solo adventures – these are ...

A passion for knives is often rooted in a deep appreciation of craftsmanship, history and culture. For those of us who collect or regularly use knives, understanding the local laws governing their possession and use ...

Ohio, like many states, has its own set of guidelines that govern how residents and visitors can legally carry and use knives. Understanding Ohio’s knife laws is essential for anyone who uses or carries a ...

Hey there, fellow knife enthusiasts! Scratching your head over Virginia’s knife laws? We get it. The rules can be as tricky as carving a turkey, leaving you unsure if your trusty pocket knife is legal ...

Illinois knife laws have evolved over time, reflecting the state’s commitment to balancing public safety with individual rights. In recent years, changes in legislation have aimed to clarify what types of knives are permitted, where ...

Where are Morta knives made? Visit the Brière region, the deep cradle of this fossilizing wood. Because Morta and Brière have always been and will always be linked by the Brière subsoil. For 5,000 years, ...

« Man survives only in what he creates: a work of art, shaped objects…» said Jean Marais. With morta, it’s the object itself that keeps history alive. Imbued with the soul of the Brière region, ...

Where to find Morta? Quite simply, at the source: in the Brière region. Morta, a marsh oak in the process of fossilization, takes its name from the Brière culture. Derived from the Brière dialect, the ...

A marsh oak buried in peat, this wood only bears the name Morta if it comes from Brière. But why? Because the word « morta » is part of the Brière dialect, and its manufacture ...