Latin for “fire”, Ignis is the name given to this dagger. I don’t always give names to my work, but this one felt deserving of a title and given the fiery drive I had to make it as well as the aesthetics of the piece, the name seemed fitting. Ignis is a smaller dagger in…
Tag: damascus knives
Family Heirloom
About half of the work that I do is consisting of knives that are custom ordered by people who find me through some means (mostly social media) or another. We work together, going over various configurations, material options, specialty customizations, and sizes to come up with an ideal knife for them. Then after all is…
Sold.
Available for purchase in the shop is this elegant yet rustic piece. The blade was forged from a damascus bar consisting of 396 layers of 1084 and 15n20 high carbon steels. The handle is contoured for a comfortable grip and made from dyed and stabilized black ash burl. The handle also has a faux ivory…
Available work! Mammoth molar knife
Available for sale is a 316 Layer high carbon hand made damascus chefs knife. It features a blade length of 9 1/2″ and sports an heirloom fit antiqued copper bolster and a stunning faceted handle sculpted from a blue dyed mammoth molar. This blade has a thin convex geometry and a long distal taper. If…