Damascus Steel Knives
DAMASCUS STEEL KNIVES
In "wild Damascus", over 300 layers of a tough and elastic and a hard steel are forged manually in a process lasting up to 2 days to create a blade of the highest perfection and visual delight. After a further 50 manual operations, it becomes a hand-forged Damascus steel unique specimen. The knives are of course not dishwasher safe and not stainless. The handle material of the damask knives in the Alpha series is extremely hard desert ironwood that is up to 1,500 years old. The handle of the damask version of THE KNIFE. is made of grenadilla wood.
To call a knife forged from Damascus steel one's own is probably the wish of many a knife lover. Beyond the pure functionality, it is above all the fascinating appearance and the craftsmanship of the blacksmith that make this material so desirable.
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