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Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife with Forged Damascus Blade

Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife with Forged Damascus Blade

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The Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife pairs a forged Damascus blade with genuine turquoise. Every layer in the steel is formed under repeated folding and hammering. That process builds a wood grain pattern no two blades share. The result is a hunting knife with real character in hand.

A polished steel bolster separates the blade from a burl wood handle. Between them sits a band of turquoise, framed by black liner rings. A single brass pin secures the wood scale to the tang. Together, these materials give the knife a warm, earthy look with a bright accent.

This hunting knife ships with a tooled leather cross-draw sheath. The basket-weave pattern matches the rugged feel of the blade. A belt loop and snap strap keep the knife secure during travel. The leather carries a rich brown tone that darkens with age. It is built for hunters who want function and a distinct look.

Cross Draw Hunting Knife at Divine Knives with a wood-grain Damascus blade, burl wood handle, and genuine turquoise inlay band secured by a brass pin.

The History Behind This Knife

Cross draw sheaths trace back to horseback hunters and trappers. They needed a blade drawn across the body during a ride. Damascus forging began centuries ago in the Middle East and Asia, valued for strength. Turquoise has long held meaning in North American Southwest craft traditions. Divine Knives blends these histories into one hunting knife built for daily carry.

Why Choose Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife

The forged Damascus blade holds a sharp edge through repeated field use. Its drop point tip gives precise control for skinning and detail work. The wood grain pattern is not just visual. Folded steel resists chipping better than single-alloy blades. A satin, hand-finished surface lets the layered pattern show under any light. In the hand, the polished bolster adds balance at the blade's base. Even after heavy use, the edge is easy to restore.

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 9 inches
  • Blade Length: 4.5 inches
  • Handle Length: 4.5 inches
  • Blade Material: Forged Damascus steel
  • Blade Pattern: Wood grain Damascus
  • Blade Shape: Drop point
  • Handle Material: Burl wood
  • Bolster: Polished steel
  • Inlay: Genuine turquoise band with black liner rings
  • Pins: 1 brass pin
  • Tang: Full tang
  • Sheath: Tooled leather cross draw sheath with belt loop and snap strap
  • Number of Pieces: 1

Burl Wood and Turquoise Construction

The handle is cut from a single piece of burl wood. Its reddish-brown grain runs naturally through the surface. A steel bolster sits between the wood and blade for added strength. A band of turquoise rests inside black liner rings just above the bolster. One brass pin holds the scale firmly to the tang. The steel bolster also protects the wood from moisture near the blade. Wipe the blade dry after use. Oil the wood handle occasionally to keep its color rich.

Best Used For This Cross Draw Hunting Knife

This knife suits hunters who need a reliable blade for fieldwork. Collectors will value the one-of-a-kind Damascus pattern and turquoise accent. It also makes a strong gift for anyone who appreciates handcrafted tools. Many buyers choose it as a display piece for a knife collection. Order the Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife today. Its forged blade and cross-draw sheath suit daily use in the field.

FAQ’s

What makes this Turquoise Cross Draw Hunting Knife different from a standard knife?

It pairs a forged Damascus wood-grain blade with genuine turquoise. That combination is uncommon on standard hunting knives.

What type of sheath comes with this knife?

It ships with a tooled leather cross-draw sheath. The sheath features a basket-weave pattern, belt loop, and snap strap.

What wood is used for the handle?

The handle is cut from a single piece of burl wood.

Is this knife good for hunting and field dressing?

Yes, its drop-point blade suits skinning and field dressing tasks well.

How should I care for the Damascus blade?

Wipe the blade dry after each use. Apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust.

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