Two-Tone Blue Accent Damascus Knife with Warm Tan Wood Handle autumn giving you discreet access without

giving you discreet access without relying on a distant traditional safe

Can this Damascus carving knife be used for carving roasts and serving at the table

The long narrow blade tapers to a fine point for close work along bone and skin

Smiths left the hammer marks on the flat as a sign of honest forging work — no grinding to hide the process

Two-Tone Blue Accent Damascus Knife with Warm Tan Wood Handle autumn giving you discreet access withoutMost fixed blade knives stick to a single wood tone throughout the handle, which can look plain next to other handmade pieces. This knife breaks from that with a tan wood handle set off by a bold blue accent band. This fixed blade knife pairs a Damascus steel edge with a tan wood handle, broken up by a dyed blue accent band that runs through the grip. The color contrast gives the knife a distinctive look that stands apart from single tone wood handled