Since ancient times, wielding a knife and dancing a sword seems to be a right that only men have, but there are a group of unique women who like swords. They not only like it, but even make their own swords. They turned the dull and single sword into a pleasing work of art.

Nowadays, there are very few famous female knife makers in the knife-making field, and chantal Gilbert is one of them. Before calling her an excellent knife cutter, we should praise her as an excellent master of jewelry and sculpture.

In the 1990s, she turned from jewelry to artistic knife-making, and through continuous efforts, she became an internationally recognized artist. She forged, hammered and welded Damascus steel, pure silver, jewelry, wood, fur, animal teeth, horns and other materials, and made knives into works of art.

Most of her works have realistic symbolic significance. She believes that the blade shows rights and represents many controversial topics such as survival, death, crime and resistance.