Handmade Damascus Full Tang Finger Hole Knife with Twist Pattern Blade, Blood Groove, Saw Tooth Edge, Wooden Handle & Italian Leather Hair-On Cowhide Sheath

This handmade Damascus finger hole knife is built for a firm, secure grip and everyday use outdoors. The blade is forged from Damascus steel in a twist pattern, where dark black lines swirl and flow across the bright steel in wavy, twisting shapes. No two blades look exactly alike, because every twist pattern is created in the forge. A finger hole at the base of the blade gives extra control and keeps the knife steady in the hand, while a blood groove cut into the blade lightens the knife and adds a bold, distinctive look.

The lower edge of the curved blade has saw teeth, so the knife can handle tougher cutting jobs as well as clean slicing with the plain edge. The knife has a full tang construction, which means the steel runs the full length of the handle for strength and balance. The handle is made from natural wood, shaped for a comfortable grip and fixed in place with screws.

The knife comes with a handmade sheath made from Italian leather and original cowhide with the hair left on. The sheath is stitched by hand along the edges with contrast thread, so it looks as good as it protects the blade. Both the knife and the sheath are handmade, which makes this a complete, ready-to-use set for hunters, campers, collectors, and anyone who likes a distinctive handmade knife.

• Hand-forged Damascus steel blade with a black line twist pattern
• Full tang construction for strength and balance
• Finger hole for a secure, controlled grip
• Blood groove cut into the blade
• Saw tooth edge on the lower part of the blade
• Natural wood handle fixed with screws
• Handmade sheath of Italian leather and hair-on cowhide, with hand stitching

About Twist Pattern Damascus and Hair-On Cowhide Sheaths

Damascus steel is made by forging layers of different steels together. In a twist pattern, the layered steel bar is twisted before it is forged into the blade, which creates the swirling, wavy lines you can see on this knife. Etching the blade brings out the dark lines against the bright steel. This is why every Damascus blade has its own look, and why many knife lovers prefer it for handmade knives. A full tang gives the knife extra strength, since the blade steel continues through the handle instead of stopping at the base.

Hair-on cowhide has long been used for leather work because it is tough, natural, and has a rich texture. When it is combined with Italian leather and hand stitching, it makes a sheath with a rustic, classic look that suits an outdoor knife well.

To care for the knife, wipe the blade dry after use, apply a light coat of oil to protect the Damascus pattern, and keep the wood handle away from water and extreme heat. Store the knife in its sheath in a dry place.