4" Blade Belt Knives and Sheaths With Bone & Resin Handles

The 4" Blade Belt Knives and Sheaths – Damascus Steel, Bone & Resin Handles with Turquoise Spacer capture the perfect blend of rugged utility and Western artistry. Designed for cowboys, outdoorsmen, and collectors, these belt knives and sheaths bring together timeless craftsmanship with field-ready performance.

Each knife features a hand-forged Damascus steel blade, known for its razor-sharp edge, resilience, and distinctive layered patterning. With an 8-inch overall length and a 4-inch cutting edge, this knife is well-balanced for both everyday ranch work and precise outdoor use.

The handle showcases a fusion of bone and resin, accented with a turquoise spacer and secured by a steel bolster. This combination not only ensures strength and durability but also gives every knife a striking, one-of-a-kind look. Paired with a handmade belt sheath, this piece is as functional on the range as it is beautiful in a collection.

Why These Belt Knives and Sheaths Stand Out:
🔪 Damascus Steel Blade (4") – Forged strength, sharp edge, and unique pattern
🦴 Bone & Resin Handles – Natural durability with eye-catching appeal
💎 Turquoise Spacer & Steel Bolster – Western-inspired elegance & reinforcement
📏 8" Overall Length – Compact, practical, and ideal for belt carry
🐂 Handmade Leather Sheath Included – Built for secure side carry and lasting use
💥 Cowboy-Ready Design – Great for ranch work, hunting, and collectors

Care Tips & Precautions
🧼 Clean regularly: Wipe blades with a soft cloth after use to prevent moisture buildup and rust. Avoid dishwashers.
🛢️ Oil the blades: Apply a light coat of oil (e.g., paraffin oil, mineral oil) on Damascus steel after cleaning to preserve the pattern and prevent oxidation.
🧳 Store safely: Always store your knife in a dry place. Use the included leather sheath when not in use, but don’t store it long-term inside the sheath to avoid trapped moisture.
🔒 Use responsibly: This knife is sharp and built for cutting tasks. Avoid prying, throwing, or striking hard surfaces