Damascus Knife Store

Damascus steel” developed a high reputation for being tough, resistant to shattering, and capable of being honed to a sharp, resilient edge

The more layers a Damascus blade has the higher its price. For example, a knife with 300 layers can cost around $200. On the other hand, a high-quality 600-layer Damascus knife crafted by an expert can be more than $500, with some examples selling for over $1000.

Some Damascus knives are made from unknown alloy scrap metals, leading to unpredictable performance. The presence of different steels along the edge can result in inconsistent edge performance. There’s an increased chance of blade issues from multiple welds that can potentially go wrong, even with quality makers.

As expert knife makers, we choose Damascus steel for its unmatched combination of strength, sharpness, and visual beauty. Each blade we forge showcases distinct layered patterns, achieved by folding and welding multiple steels—a process that dates back centuries. It’s not just a knife; it’s a legacy in steel.

Yes, every knife in our shop is 100% handmade. From forging the Damascus blade to shaping the handle and crafting the leather sheath, each step is done by hand with precision and care. We don’t mass-produce—we create functional works of art.

Every knife we sell comes with a handcrafted leather sheath. We offer both traditional and horizontal western carry styles, made to match the blade in quality and design. It’s not just a cover—it’s protection, presentation, and part of the experience.

As blade experts, we always recommend keeping your Damascus steel dry and clean. After use, wipe the blade and apply a light coat of oil—mineral oil works well. Store it in the leather sheath away from moisture, and your knife will last for generations.

Absolutely. We’ve built countless custom knives tailored to our customers’ needs—from blade shape and handle material to engraving and sheath style. Tell us your vision, and we’ll bring it to life.

Standard orders are processed and shipped within 5–7 business days. Custom builds may take longer depending on complexity. We value communication and will update you throughout the process.

Yes, we ship worldwide. Our international buyers receive the same quality assurance, careful packaging, and customer support. Just choose your country at checkout—we’ll handle the rest.

Damascus steel isn’t stainless—it’s a high-carbon alloy designed for performance. With proper care—keeping it dry and lightly oiled—it resists corrosion well and maintains its edge longer than many stainless options.

We do. Many of our knives are bought as gifts or heirlooms, so we offer engraving for names, dates, or logos. Gift wrapping or custom packaging is also available on request.

We stand behind our craftsmanship. If your knife arrives damaged or there’s a problem with your order, reach out within 7 days. We’ll make it right—through a replacement, repair, or refund.

Yes, we offer a variety of handle options—from buffalo horn and camel bone to exotic woods and resin blends. We also do custom engraving and personalization. Your knife should feel like yours—because it is.

Our knives are hand-forged, not stamped by machines. That means better edge retention, stronger blade structure, and personalized detail that no factory line can replicate. You’re not buying a tool—you’re investing in a piece of skilled workmanship.