Materials: steel & wood

Our workshop crafts knives from premium materials.
Each knife is made with a specific steel grade carefully selected for its intended purpose.
We use the following types of steel: Cr12MoV, 50Cr14MoV, and high-quality 65G steel.
All blades undergo a hardening process to ensure superior sharpness and durability.

We create a unique finish for every knife — not only for aesthetics but also for practicality.
For example, we apply matte, mirror-polished, or hammered stone textures on the blades.

We use premium materials such as walnut, oak, rosewood, wenge, ironwood, and maple burl.
Each material is carefully chosen to enhance the knife’s design, feel, and overall balance.

Some of our hunting knives feature bronze guards and pommels shaped like animal heads, adding both weight for perfect balance and a unique aesthetic appeal.

Why does the steel grade matter? Cr12MoV and 50Cr14MoV are high-chromium tool steels prized for edge retention and resistance to corrosion, while 65G is a spring steel known for toughness and flexibility. Matching the right grade to each knife means it holds an edge longer and stands up to daily use.

Want to keep those materials looking their best? Read our guide to caring for your handmade knife, or shop the full collection.