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Santa Fe Stoneworks

4" Damascus Linerlock with Pocket clip in Fordite

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$200.00

Damascus collection 4" liner lock knife with clip featuring Fordite, crafted by Santa Fe Stoneworks in New Mexico. This knife has a core of VG-10 steel with 16 layers of stainless steel on each side to produce a rust free Damascus look blade.

As beautiful as it is practical, this heirloom quality tool is something that will be appreciated for years to come.

*Due to the nature of the material, each knife features a slightly different paint pattern.

Fordite

Fordite, aka Detroit Agate or Motor Agate , is pre-1985 automobile paint which has hardened sufficiently to be cut and polish. It was formed by the now extinct practice of hand spray-painting multiples of production car bodies in large automotive factories. The overspray paint in the painting bays gradually built up on the tracks and skids that the car bodies we moved on. Over time, many colorful layers were built up there. These layers were hardened repeatedly in the ovens that the car bodies went into to cure the paint. Some of these deeper layers were even baked 100 times! Eventually, the paint build-up would become obstructing, or too thick and heavy, and had to be removed. Some auto workers, entranced by the beauty of this material, took home chunks in the dinner buckets.

Steel

Steel is the traditional 11th year anniversary -- and nothing says durability and timelessness like Stainless.

Santa Fe Stoneworks

Black Cholla Cactus 4" Linerlock Knife

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$120.00

A unique knife featuring stabilized and dyed American Cholla Cactus, crafted by Santa Fe Stoneworks in New Mexico. Stainless Steel with black stabilized Cholla Cactus.

As beautiful as it is practical, this heirloom quality tool is something that will be appreciated for years to come.

*Frame: Stainless Steel
*Blade: 33 layered Stainless Steel
*Lock Type: Liner Lock
*Pocket Clip

Cholla Cactus

Native to the North American Southwest and Mexico, the Cholla cactus is stometims called the "jumping cholla," a name that comes from the ease with which the stems detach when brushed. Often the slightest touch will leave a person with bits of cactus hanging on their clothes only to be unfortunately discovered later.

The inner structure or skeleton of the dead cactus creates an interesting pattern when used for decorative purposes, as it's hollow inner core is punctured throughout with oblong holes. Once the cacti has died and dried out, it is then set with an epoxy dyed with various colors, and further worked into various forms, like knife handles.

Steel

Steel is the traditional 11th year anniversary -- and nothing says durability and timelessness like Stainless.

Santa Fe Stoneworks

Cholla Cactus 3" Lockback Knife

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$80.00

A unique knife faturing stabilized and dyed American Cholla Cactus, crafted by Santa Fe Stoneworks in New Mexico. Stainless Steel with black stabilized Cholla Cactus.

As beautiful as it is practical, this heirloom quality tool is something that will be appreciated for years to come.

Cholla Cactus

Native to the North American Southwest and Mexico, the Cholla cactus is stometims called the "jumping cholla," a name that comes from the ease with which the stems detach when brushed. Often the slightest touch will leave a person with bits of cactus hanging on their clothes only to be unfortunately discovered later.

The inner structure or skeleton of the dead cactus creates an interesting pattern when used for decorative purposes, as it's hollow inner core is punctured throughout with oblong holes. Once the cacti has died and dried out, it is then set with an epoxy dyed with various colors, and further worked into various forms, like knife handles.

Steel

Steel is the traditional 11th year anniversary -- and nothing says durability and timelessness like Stainless.

Santa Fe Stoneworks

Cholla Cactus Money Clip

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$40.00

A unique money clip featuring stabilized and dyed American Cholla Cactus, crafted by Santa Fe Stoneworks in New Mexico. Stainless Steel with Nickel Silver Bolster and black stabilized Cholla Cactus.

As beautiful as it is practical, this heirloom quality tool is something that will be appreciated for years to come.

Cholla Cactus

Native to the North American Southwest and Mexico, the Cholla cactus is stometims called the "jumping cholla," a name that comes from the ease with which the stems detach when brushed. Often the slightest touch will leave a person with bits of cactus hanging on their clothes only to be unfortunately discovered later.

The structure of the dead cactus creates an interesting pattern when used for decorative purposes, as it's hollow inner core is punctured throughout with oblong holes.

Steel

Steel is the traditional 11th year anniversary -- and nothing says durability and timelessness like Stainless.