Damascus Neck Folding Knife with Rosewood & Bone Handle heritage candle Every handle is shaped from

Every handle is shaped from blue pakka wood a dense stabilized composite with a vivid cobalt tone that resists moisture

It is a hybrid kitchen knife that combines the precision of a Kiritsuke with the strength of a cleaver-style blade

and anyone who proudly spends spring and summer at the ballfield

Hand-painted in vibrant blue with sparkling detail

Leather Sheath Protection

Damascus Neck Folding Knife with Rosewood & Bone Handle heritage candle Every handle is shaped fromHawkbill pruning folders became standard carry tools for farmers, gardeners, and orchard workers across 19th century Europe and America, where a curved downward blade handled vine cutting, branch trimming, and rope work that straight blades could not grip cleanly. Bone and wood combination handles were the working standard on professional folding tools of that era, bone for smooth grip on the lower scale, dense wood on the upper for impact resistance.