Handcrafted Full Damascus Steel Double-Edged Dagger with Fuller & Detailed Metal Hilt
Engineered for knife enthusiasts, martial collectors, and tactical display, this handmade double-edged dagger showcases formidable blacksmithing and precision metalcraft. The entire piece—from its spear-point blade down to the crossguard and sculpted pommel—is forged from premium high-carbon Damascus steel, displaying an intricate, high-contrast folded pattern across every surface.
The blade features dual razor-sharp cutting edges converging into an acute piercing tip, accented by a deep central fuller (blood groove) that reduces weight while maintaining maximum structural rigidity. The substantial hilt is framed by a matching Damascus crossguard and heavy pommel, separated by intricately cast metal spacers featuring a cut-out geometric link motif for a bold, commanding presence.
Product Specifications & Details
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Blade Material: Hand-forged Damascus steel (1095 & 15N20 high-carbon steel fold)
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Blade Profile: Double-edged spear point with dual-sided central fullers
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Crossguard & Pommel: Solid Damascus steel with flared protective quillons and a heavy counter-balance butt cap
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Handle Construction: Sculpted Damascus grip framed by decorative cast brass/steel accent rings
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Tang: Heavy-duty through-tang construction secured by a solid steel pommel
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Finish: Deep acid-etched Damascus pattern with defined high-contrast grain
Key Highlights & Versatility
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Symmetrical Piercing Profile: Dual-bevelled edges paired with a reinforced spine deliver optimal thrusting strength, balance, and precision.
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Intricate All-Metal Craftsmanship: Unlike traditional wood or bone handles, the all-steel and Damascus construction provides a substantial, authoritative hand feel and long-term durability.
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Deep Central Fuller: The precision-ground blood groove enhances balance by shifting the knife’s centre of mass closer to the guard for swift, controlled handling.
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Collector & Display Grade: Designed as a centrepiece for medieval, tactical, or custom knife collections, offering both aggressive styling and genuine forging heritage.
Care & Maintenance
Because high-carbon Damascus steel is susceptible to moisture, clean and dry the dagger thoroughly after handling to remove skin oils. Apply a thin, protective layer of mineral oil, camellia oil, or museum-grade wax over all exposed Damascus surfaces to prevent oxidation. Store the blade in a dry, low-humidity environment away from direct leather contact for long-term storage.

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