Drop-Point Damascus Sporting Knife: Queen Ebony & Paua Dot
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- Free delivery within NZ on orders over $100
- Meaning & care cards included
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The handle is Queen Ebony, dark and close-grained, set with a thick dot of paua at its centre. Cut from New Zealand abalone shell, it turns from blue to green to a fired pink as the knife moves in the light, no two shells alike, so the dot is this knife's alone. It sits proud in the wood, pinned in brass against a brass guard, with a cord lanyard through the butt.
The blade is a drop point in Damascus steel, the pattern flowing the length of the blade, hardened and tempered in-house, a true sporting knife for the field and the bench. Made by Svord, Bryan Baker's workshop in Waiuku, where he has forged New Zealand knives for decades.
The knife pictured is the one you'll receive. Supplied with a leather sheath, and guaranteed against breakage under normal use.
Blade 4″ (102 mm)
Overall 8⅞″ (225 mm)
Damascus 15N20, 2.4 mm
Durability: While pounamu (greenstone) is celebrated for its robustness, its dense nature makes it vulnerable to shock. Handle with care to maintain its integrity.
Protection: Avoid placing or wearing your pounamu on hard surfaces where it might get chipped.
Wear Often: Wear your pounamu frequently to enhance its shine with your natural skin oils. The cord is durable but will naturally wear over time.
Cleaning: Simply use a soft, damp cloth and mild soap for your pounamu. Beeswax or coconut oil can also be applied to moisturise the stone. Avoid harsh chemicals, as they may harm its surface.
Within NZ courier: $4.50 or Free delivery on orders over $100 (1-2 days)
International delivery: Fees vary depending on country.
Returns: easy returns within 5 working days. Please contact us on hello@arrowtownstonework.co.nz
Add our Kete Basket
Complement your chosen pounamu with a Kete Basket, crafted from authentic Māori harakeke weaving.
When you checkout, please let us know which item you’d like to pair your Kete Basket with in Order Notes.