The blades are glass slag, worked by hand using traditional knapping techniques. The handles are branches pulled from the creek banks — shaped, finished, and bound with natural cordage.
No two knives are alike because no two pieces of found material are alike. Each one is the result of what the creek offered on a given day.
These are display pieces, but the glass holds an edge and catches light in ways that manufactured blades do not.
Each knife comes with a handmade display stand, sourced from creek wood.
