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Güde Damask steel knives
The Damask steel knives of Güde are produced manually in collaboration with the Damask steel knives smithy of Markus Balbach according to the "compound-fire-fuse-procedure". This procedure was developped 2000 years ago in Damascus. Damask steel is also called "wild damask".
