Bespoke wooden cases

For coins and medals, knives and weapons, cutlery and decorations. Made by hand in a family workshop for more than 25 years.

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An open elm and oak cutlery canteen with pulled‑out drawers and silver cutlery

What we make

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How it works

  1. You tell us what you need

    You write or call and tell us what the object is: its type, dimensions and material, and what the case is for. We advise you and propose a solution.

  2. Design and quote

    We prepare a design and an exact price. We refine the wood, the lining and the engraving until you are satisfied.

  3. Making and delivery

    We make the case by hand and deliver it safely. Most orders are finished within a few weeks.

About the workshop

Drevené kazety is a family workshop in Žarnovica. We have been making cases and cutlery canteens here for more than 25 years.

Each piece is made by hand to fit the object that belongs in it. The wood, the lining and the layout of the beds follow the collection or set that the case is intended for.

Over the years, thousands of cases, cutlery canteens and presentation cases have left the workshop, including some for collectors and clients abroad.

Two generations work in the workshop. You will find metalwork, furniture and machines from the same workshop at irijadesign.com.

From the gallery

Large canteen for a J. C. Klinkosch set, photo 1

Large canteen for a J. C. Klinkosch set

elm, oak, leather

28 photos

Monstrance case, photo 1

Monstrance case

4 photos

Canteen with a fold‑down board for a J. C. Klinkosch set, photo 1

Canteen with a fold‑down board for a J. C. Klinkosch set

elm, oak, leather

6 photos

Leather‑covered case for the Bratislava Biennale, photo 1

Leather‑covered case for the Bratislava Biennale

wood, leather

4 photos

New interior for the drawers of a canteen, photo 1

New interior for the drawers of a canteen

wood, leather

7 photos

Cases for decorations, photo 1

Cases for decorations

11 photos

The whole gallery

Every piece begins with a conversation.

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