The sky is loud And the second brother appears again~
The original natural charm of this issue is overwhelming
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Handmade by Veteran Knifemaker Kevin Hoffman of the American Knifemakers Association, it is the only one in its own right. Kevin started making knives in 1977 and is a stock member of the American Knifemakers Association. Kevin makes all kinds of sword works, and is particularly good at folding knives. Kevin is quite skilled in the function of traditional gasket folding knives, and this work is particularly smooth to unfold and close, and the blade seems to glide on the mirror surface.
The total length of the sea before the beginning is 20.2 cm, the blade length is 8.5 cm, and the weight is 135 grams.
The blade is made of Damascus, and the pattern is like a ripple of water, full of movement.
The handle of the knife is exquisitely made of sterling silver high relief, exquisite carving, rayfish, starfish, conch and other creatures are exquisite. The texture of the quicksand on the deep seabed is portrayed quite realistically, and with proper oxidation and aging treatment, the texture of silver is exerted to the extreme, and the simple texture just depicts the beauty of the ancient ocean.
This piece adopts a titanium alloy baked blue line lock design, which is sturdy to lock and easy to unlock. Kevin is old and has rarely made knives, and this work can be described as the representative work of his life, and it is a work of art worth collecting.
A long and beautiful piece of art
It's like an old book
The more you read it, the more fascinating you become, the more you want to go into it
The same is true of the Art Sword Collection