Thread: My Mastro Livi razor, at last: a wonderful life experience!

This morning I went to Mastro Livi workshop and, as I entered his shop I had the magnificent view of the display in which were neatly and lovely arranged the razors you see in the below pictures. It seems Mastro Livi has lately focused in making special scales with beautiful inlays made of many materials.
I would like to share with you all this lovely view I had: I hope you will enjoy as much as I did!
They are all beautiful and, to me, the chequered scales are a truly lovely work of art! Also beautiful the middle inlays in which Mastro Livi hand signed his works: they are made of mother of pearl and mammoth ivory.
I am thinking about the lucky owners who will buy those razors and, as usual, it is so hard to just watch them and not owning them at all!

What can I say, Antonello? Yuo know that I love very much the Mastro Livi's handle, and in these photos there are the best of the produclion. Bukaye, mammouth ivory, eban all with art and fantasy. It's really wonderful. And now I say to you goodbay, I can go immediatly to Perugia, Mastro Livi's workshop wait me! Excuse me my friend!

Originally Posted by stefanosup

What can I say, Antonello? Yuo know that I love very much the Mastro Livi's handle, and in these photos there are the best of the produclion. Bukaye, mammouth ivory, eban all with art and fantasy. It's really wonderful. And now I say to you goodbay, I can go immediatly to Perugia, Mastro Livi's workshop wait me! Excuse me my friend!

Dear stefanosup, when you go there ,will you ask me about my razor. He said he finished it and ready for sending. I cant wait to have it in my hands.

Originally Posted by taskind

Dear stefanosup, when you go there ,will you ask me about my razor. He said he finished it and ready for sending. I cant wait to have it in my hands.

Be quiet! Will come soon and waiting is most beautiful!

Originally Posted by razorguy

This morning I went to Mastro Livi workshop and, as I entered his shop I had the magnificent view of the display in which were neatly and lovely arranged the razors you see in the below pictures. It seems Mastro Livi has lately focused in making special scales with beautiful inlays made of many materials.
I would like to share with you all this lovely view I had: I hope you will enjoy as much as I did!
They are all beautiful and, to me, the chequered scales are a truly lovely work of art! Also beautiful the middle inlays in which Mastro Livi hand signed his works: they are made of mother of pearl and mammoth ivory.
I am thinking about the lucky owners who will buy those razors and, as usual, it is so hard to just watch them and not owning them at all!

Antonello, those pictures are straight up razor pornography. Literally breathtaking.

Originally Posted by entropy1049

Antonello, those pictures are straight up razor pornography. Literally breathtaking.

I agree 100% with you! If I am not wrong and if I did get it right, it seems you too will enjoy all that straight razor pornography very soon. It is just a matter of months....

Originally Posted by stefanosup

What can I say, Antonello? Yuo know that I love very much the Mastro Livi's handle, and in these photos there are the best of the produclion. Bukaye, mammouth ivory, eban all with art and fantasy. It's really wonderful. And now I say to you goodbay, I can go immediatly to Perugia, Mastro Livi's workshop wait me! Excuse me my friend!

You know how Mastro Livi is. He does not like to be lazy, he is always thinking about straight razors and how to improve their production. After all, you too have some magnificent scales in your Mastro razors and you know how beautiful they are with those inlays.
Yesterday I saw he is experimenting on new scales inlays and materials and I guess he will make more very very soon. I hope I will have the chance to personally watch them before he sells them!

Originally Posted by razorguy

You know how Mastro Livi is. He does not like to be lazy, he is always thinking about straight razors and how to improve their production. After all, you too have some magnificent scales in your Mastro razors and you know how beautiful they are with those inlays.
Yesterday I saw he is experimenting on new scales inlays and materials and I guess he will make more very very soon. I hope I will have the chance to personally watch them before he sells them!

Mastro Livi is definitely an artist and a genius when it comes to the steel of his razors, and when he realizes the handles. But he is a man and a defect I found it: every time I go in his laboratory there is never a razor ready for sale, everyone can see that I'm leaving for the corners of the world! Then I sit down with him at the table and began to tell as I'd like, he took the pen and began to draw, so 'born ruin my family! And so 'continue my collection of masterpieces signed Mastro Livi! Life is really hard!

I know what you mean Stefan - I had to wait for nearly four years! It is worth the waiting, though.

Regards,
Neil

Originally Posted by Neil Miller

I know what you mean Stefan - I had to wait for nearly four years! It is worth the waiting, though.

Regards,
Neil

I am lucky to live about two hours by car from the laboratory and then my expectation is certainly more 'short. I agree with you, I think we expect to be able to shave with a Mastro Livi's razor worth it.
The problem is always someone who says to my wife!
Greetings to you from Italy!