



CB9TK-95149
Native Custom Damascus Hunting Knife | Rosewood & Turquoise Handle | Hand-Tooled Leather Sheath | Blade — Damascus Steel, Drop-Point Profile The blade is hand-forged from a combination of 1095 high-carbon steel and 15N20 nickel alloy steel, folded and hammer-welded to produce a flowing topographic Damascus pattern with 300+ distinct layers. Oil-quenched and tempered to 57–60 HRC, it delivers exceptional edge retention through extended field use and is fully re-sharpenable. The drop-point profile provides a broad, controllable cutting surface ideal for game processing and precision camp tasks. Handle — Cocobolo Rosewood with Turquoise & Crimson Mosaic Inlay The handle scales are crafted from genuine cocobolo rosewood — a premium hardwood prized by knife makers for its rich amber-to-ebony grain patterning, exceptional density, and naturally high oil content that produces a fine, lasting polish. No two scales are identical. A bold diagonal band of hand-set honeycomb mosaic resin — featuring turquoise, crimson, and antique gold — runs across the center of the grip, secured with brass frame pins. The pommel is finished with a decorative brass cap inlaid with matching mosaic detail. The result is a handle that is as functional as it is a collector's centerpiece. Sheath — Two-Tone Hand-Tooled Genuine Leather Included is a handcrafted two-tone leather belt sheath: a cognac upper panel with floral stamp tooling transitions to a deep brown lower panel with scalloped edge tooling and gold saddle-thread stitching. A single brass snap closure and reinforced belt loop keep the knife secure and accessible during field use. Specifications: * Blade Steel: Damascus (1095 HC + 15N20 Nickel Alloy) * Blade Style: Drop-Point * Blade Hardness: 57–60 HRC * Handle: Cocobolo Rosewood with Turquoise & Crimson Honeycomb Mosaic Inlay * Hardware: Brass Pins & Decorative Pommel Cap * Sheath: Two-Tone Hand-Tooled Genuine Leather, Brass Snap, Belt Loop * Includes: Fitted leather belt sheath Intended for lawful hunting, outdoor sporting, and field use.
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