Much more than just a knife
The Terrils workshop
Near Lille, well-molded knives.
Charles Canon, The creator of knives made in Hauts de France
Charles Canon takes your breath away
Lens: made with grass from the Bollaert stadium, their knife is a hit
Courcelles-lès-Lens: one year after its release, the Terril is available in the colors of RC Lens
“Charles Canon La cutlery du slag heap” puts coal up his sleeves
100%
Made in France
Handle, blade, box, everything is made in France in the Territoire des Terrils.
Transparencies on provenance
Learn more about manufacturing
Knife
- Development
- Manufacture of handle materials
- CNC machining of handles
- Hand-assembled and finished, engraved
Steel
- Grinding
- Heat treatments
Laser cutting
- Laser cutting of steel
Box
- French wood
- CNC machining
- Opening
- Engraving
They talk about it better than us
Eugenio Populin
Your knife is truly magnificent.
It was with intense emotion that I took it in hand. Thank you again for this superb initiative to evoke the memory of our underground miner fathers.
MFP Lauthe
Good grip and quality cut
Well received, within the expected time frame, the knife polished charcoal handle damascus blade, very well packaged, in its oak box.
Roland
I am really satisfied with my purchase!
Beautiful workmanship and customization.
Beautiful work
Dominic
GORGEOUS
One word and only one to describe the quality of Charles Canon knives: SUBLIME!
Clear
Thank you Charles Canon!
Magnificent sea knife ordered for my husband's birthday who was super happy
I recommend for quality, aesthetics and above all enthusiasts who are attentive to your needs.
See you soon.
Viking 50
High quality work
High quality work. Deadlines met, a reliable house that listens to you. Real professionals.
The Charles Canon slag heap workshop is located on an old slag heap. That of pit 7 of Courcelles Les Lens. This workshop specializes in the creation of luxury objects in wood, metal and plastic. 100% French manufacturing. The flagship products are: charcoal slag knife, knife with inlay of mussel shells, oysters, lavender, immortelle flowers, etc.
See the manufacturingBehind Charles Canon, there are Pascal Charles and Aurélien Canon, two enthusiasts of cutlery and the heritage of Hauts-de-France
Our history