

Limited Edition 2023
Limited Edition 2023
This year’s limited edition colour draws inspiration from the shimmering yellow Zorngården located in the heart of Mora, as well as our beautiful Dala Red colour, which for decades has given character to the knives from Morakniv.
Zorngården was once the home of the artist Anders Zorn and his wife Emma Zorn in Mora. The building was designed by the artist himself and was completed in 1910. The architecture and colours differed significantly from the rest of the cityscape as Anders Zorn, during his years abroad, had been inspired by other countries architecture and building constructions.
From Zorn’s artist home to the well-known red colour, the step is no further than a brush stroke on a palette. The colour that is so strongly associated with Mora, Dalarna and, Sweden has had a special role in knife history since 1912. Namely, it was then that the knives manufactured in Mora started to get their handles painted with the characteristic red colour.
This year’s limited edition colour draws inspiration from the shimmering yellow Zorngården located in the heart of Mora, as well as our beautiful Dala Red colour, which for decades has given character to the knives from Morakniv.
Zorngården was once the home of the artist Anders Zorn and his wife Emma Zorn in Mora. The building was designed by the artist himself and was completed in 1910. The architecture and colours differed significantly from the rest of the cityscape as Anders Zorn, during his years abroad, had been inspired by other countries architecture and building constructions.
From Zorn’s artist home to the well-known red colour, the step is no further than a brush stroke on a palette. The colour that is so strongly associated with Mora, Dalarna and, Sweden has had a special role in knife history since 1912. Namely, it was then that the knives manufactured in Mora started to get their handles painted with the characteristic red colour.
Colour of the Year
Colour of the Year
In recent years, our most classic craft knives have had their very own series. Every year since 2016, we have manufactured our most used craft knife, Basic 511 (C) in a new, unique colour combination. Since 2018, Basic 546 (S) is also made according to the concept, of course matching its sibling knife. Over the years, the colors of the knives have given an extra touch to the working day for hobby craftsmen as well as professionals.
In recent years, our most classic craft knives have had their very own series. Every year since 2016, we have manufactured our most used craft knife, Basic 511 (C) in a new, unique colour combination. Since 2018, Basic 546 (S) is also made according to the concept, of course matching its sibling knife. Over the years, the colors of the knives have given an extra touch to the working day for hobby craftsmen as well as professionals.
