Spyderco Paysan C238TIP pocket knife, Peter Rassenti design

The Spyderco Paysan is a stunning and elegant pocket knife, designed by Peter Rassenti. The Paysan is the successor to Spyderco's most pioneering knife, the Nirvana. It was Spyderco's first knife with a completely integral-construction. Like the Nirvana the Paysan is enhanced with this integral-construction. This means that the handle is milled from one piece of titanium. This makes the production process tricky, but, at the same time, also leaves you with a sleek look and feel. The spine of the handle, for instance, is completely closed, without seams. You also don't need screws to keep the handle together. (with the exception of the pivot of course) The whole looks clean and is incredibly strong! The handle is also enhanced with stunning facets that take care of a comfortable grip. All in all a breath-taking handle only a few knives can match!