Roseforge Hunter Knife – 256-Layer Damascus & Rosewood

The Roseforge Hunter™ combines hand-forged Damascus steel with an exotic Rosewood handle and handcrafted mosaic pin for a distinctive traditional hunting and skinning knife.

Its 4-inch deep-belly skinner blade is forged from 256-layer Damascus steel made from 1095 and 15N20, with a listed hardness of 58–60 HRC. The reinforced tip and sweeping belly give the blade a classic skinning profile, while the compact 8-inch overall length creates a practical fixed-blade design.

The exotic Rosewood handle features a handcrafted mosaic pin and is built around a full-tang construction. A custom hand-stitched genuine cowhide leather sheath is included.

Key Features

• Hand-forged Damascus steel
• 256-layer Damascus construction
• 1095 & 15N20 steel
• 4-inch blade
• 8-inch overall length
• Deep-belly skinner blade profile
• Reinforced tip
• 58–60 HRC listed hardness
• Exotic Rosewood handle
• Custom handcrafted mosaic pin
• Full-tang construction
• Genuine cowhide leather sheath
• Handmade construction

Specifications

• Model: Roseforge Hunter™
• Overall Length: 8 inches
• Blade Length: 4 inches
• Blade Material: Hand-Forged Damascus Steel
• Steel Composition: 1095 & 15N20
• Damascus Layers: 256 Layers
• Hardness: 58–60 HRC
• Blade Profile: Deep-Belly Skinner with Reinforced Tip
• Handle Material: Exotic Rosewood
• Handle Detail: Custom Mosaic Pin
• Construction: Full Tang
• Sheath: Custom Hand-Stitched Genuine Cowhide Leather
• Style: Hunting / Skinning / Fixed Blade Knife

Care

Clean the blade after use and dry it completely. Apply a thin coat of food-safe mineral oil or suitable blade wax before storage to help protect the Damascus steel.

Keep the knife in a cool, dry location and avoid prolonged direct contact between the Damascus blade and leather sheath.

The Rosewood handle can occasionally be treated with a suitable wood oil to maintain its appearance.

Handmade Character

Each Roseforge Hunter™ is individually handcrafted. Damascus patterning, Rosewood grain, mosaic pin details, and overall finish may vary slightly from the photographs. These natural variations are part of the character of handmade knives.