Alaskan Rocker Knife with Olive Wood Turquoise and Rosewood Handle dk047 England during the 17th century

England during the 17th century

The bolster adds front-end weight for better cutting balance and protects fingers from sliding onto the blade edge during heavy chopping work

Handle Material: Light green resin

precise cutting control

Alaskan Rocker Knife with Olive Wood Turquoise and Rosewood Handle dk047 England during the 17th centuryThe Alaskan Rocker Knife is what happens when a traditional ulu blade gets built with materials that make the design impossible to ignore. Feather Damascus covers the full semi circular blade in dramatic upward sweeping chevron lines, each one fanning outward from a central spine across both faces of the steel. This isn't a pattern that shows up on mass produced blades. Feather Damascus takes more forging skill and more time than standard twist or