Knives

These knives have a flint blade attached to a deer antler handle. The flint antler knives are hand-knapped and assembled by an American artisan. The knives are available in three sizes based on the blade length. The large knives have a blade length of 4" or longer and are approximately 8" to 9" long overall. It takes more work to make the longer blades. There will be variability within each size. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. ...

These knives have a flint blade attached to a deer antler handle. The flint antler knives are hand-knapped and assembled by an American artisan. The knives are available in three sizes based on the blade length. The medium knives have a blade length of 3" to 4" and are approximately 7" to 9" long overall. It takes more work to make the longer blades. There will be variability within each size. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. ...

These knives have a flint blade attached to a deer antler handle. The flint antler knives are hand-knapped and assembled by an American artisan. The knives are available in three sizes based on the blade length. The small knives have a blade length of 2" to 3" and are approximately 6.5" to 7" long overall. It takes more work to make the longer blades. There will be variability within each size. All shipments outside of the U.S. require U.S. Fish and Wildlife export clearance. ...

This Inuit skinning knife was made by Canadian Inuk artist Martha Kerneak.  We only have one knife.