Pretoria, November, 21, 2024:
About the Brooklyn Knife Show
The Brooklyn Knife Show, held annually at Brooklyn Mall in Pretoria, South Africa, is the country’s leading event for custom knife collectors, artisans, and enthusiasts. The show brings together bladesmiths from around the world, showcasing intricate craftsmanship, innovative designs, and a rich community experience for collectors of all backgrounds.
About the Founder of the Brooklyn Knife Show
The Brooklyn Knife Show is the brainchild of Neels van den Berg, the specialist behind https://www.blackdragonforge.com. As a member of The Knifemakers’ Guild of Southern Africa, the Cape Knifemakers Guild, and the American Bladesmith Society (https://www.americanbladesmith.org/membership-account/profile/?pu=neels-van-den-berg), Van den Berg is a highly skilled and accomplished knifemaker who achieved his Master Smith certification from the American Bladesmith Society in 2022. His dedication to his craft is evident in his numerous awards and accolades throughout his career.
Partnership with The Scoin Shop
This year marks a special milestone for the Brooklyn Knife Show, bringing all exhibitors together in a single, dedicated space. “ I’m also thrilled to announce a new partnership with The Scoin Shop, Brooklyn (https://scoinshop.com). Through this exciting collaboration, every visitor to the Brooklyn Knife Show will have the opportunity to enter a giveaway for a Natura Big 5 Elephant 5oz Silver Coin, valued at R20,000,” said van den Berg. The Natura Big 5 Elephant Silver Coin, known for its exquisite craftsmanship and the powerful depiction of one of Africa’s most iconic animals, represents a fitting prize for this year’s event, which celebrates artistry and skilled craftsmanship. Rael Demby, CEO of The South African Gold Coin Exchange & The Scoin Shop, commented, “ The Brooklyn Knife Show showcases bespoke blades and gives visitors the chance to experience exceptional mastery. We recognise the synergies between the heritage of knife making and the art of striking coins. Both show meticulous refinement and groundbreaking design. The pursuit of numismatics and knife collecting appeals to a similar community of collectors and enthusiasts alike.”
Details of the Giveaway
Each Brooklyn Knife Show visitor will automatically be eligible to enter the giveaway upon entry, with the lucky winner taking home the prestigious Natura Big 5 Elephant 5oz Silver Coin. This collaboration underscores The Scoin Shop’s dedication to sharing African heritage through collectable art while enhancing the show’s value for all attendees. T&Cs apply.
Event and Ticket Information
The Brooklyn Knife Show will be held at Brooklyn Mall, Level 1, in the former GAME store, right across from the WIMPY, from November 29 to December 1, 2024. Attendees can expect a curated showcase of custom knives, live demonstrations, and the chance to meet South Africa’s top artisans and collectors. Entry is FREE of charge.
For more information, visit www.knifeshow.co.za or follow the Brooklyn Knife Show on social media to stay updated on event details and additional opportunities.
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