Couteau d'un noir profond a 700€ #obsidienne #outil #creation

It makes me laugh at people who criticize my creations while they don't know anything. We're going to cut a point in the blue track for a client. And you're going to understand why I sell this piece to 700 euros because I can't understand that it's too expensive. To start, I select a broken block of the blue track. And no matter what, most of the artists around me will be made 200 euros without even cutting anything. And they stop there. I'm not doing that because now I just have to dig the block to get the price. I work every step to make this black, deep and brilliant color appear under the light. And you have to know that a block like that is not anodized. Because it has to be perfect, without a glass, neither too hard nor too fragile. Exactly at the right balance to be able to cut it without cutting it. And the part of the rock costs a lot of losses. Because you spend so much of money that you keep. It costs a lot of money. And people see the end point without seeing everything that we have used before coming to this form. Then there is the finish of the transition, the finish of the edges. And that's not free anymore. Every hour of rock, it's a supplementary cut that people look at the end point. Don't see it because they see just the object in front of their eyes without thinking about everything behind it. Now I finish by polishing the point to reveal all the sides of the rock. So I don't find it exaggerated to sell this point in the black pit at 700 euros. Tell me what you think of the price in the comments.