Damascus pocket folding knife Abalone composite handle

Damascus pocket folding knife Abalone composite handle

$95.00
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Damascus pocket folding knife Abalone composite handle

Damascus pocket folding knife Abalone composite handle

$95.00

Nature's masterpiece, engineered to perform.

This Damascus folding pocket knife brings together two of the most visually stunning materials in the world. The 67-layer Damascus steel blade with a VG10 center core features a distinctive 3.0" curved profile — razor-sharp, beautifully patterned, and built for precision cutting. Paired with a 4.0" abalone composite handle, it shimmers with iridescent color that shifts with every angle of light.

The abalone composite construction gives you the breathtaking look of natural shell with enhanced durability and a comfortable, secure grip. A precision ball bearing pivot delivers a smooth, effortless flip-open action, while the included leather sheath keeps the blade safely stored when not in use.

  • 67-layer Damascus steel with VG10 core
  • 3.0" curved razor-sharp blade with superior edge retention
  • 4.0" abalone composite handle — stunning and durable
  • Smooth ball bearing flip mechanism
  • Includes leather sheath for safe storage

Where artistry meets function — this knife is a collector's dream and a craftsman's tool in equal measure.


Damascus Blades Explained

At the core of our Damascus blades is VG-10 steel — with a staggering Rockwell hardness of 60-63, offering optimum performance in sharpness and edge retention. The VG-10 center is protected (sandwiched) with 33 layers of stainless steel on each side, for a total of 67 layers. Some of our blades feature 73, 89, or 103 layers — among the very best in the world for kitchen knives.

Damascus blade patterns provide a non-stick surface, allowing for buttery smooth cuts. Each blade is the result of 40 different processes and 180 hours of grinding. Forging the layers requires 3 different kinds of steel, continuous welding, continuous layering, and forging — a true testament to the craft.

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