Green Damascus Drop Point Hunter with Mosaic Ricasso Pattern

The Green Damascus Drop Point Hunter centers a mosaic pattern near the bolster. Rings and spirals step out from the ricasso in tight formation. That pattern shifts into wood-grain waves further up the blade. Two distinct Damascus treatments share one piece of steel.

Green marbled material fills the handle with cream mottling throughout. A small brass medallion sits inlaid near the top of the grip. Two white pins secure the material along its length. A polished silver ferrule marks the transition to the blade.

The profile leans drop point, with a modest belly rising toward the tip. That profile suits general hunting and field dressing tasks well. This particular listing does not show a sheath in the reference photo. Divine Knives forges the mosaic section by hand on every blade.

Damascus Drop Point Hunter at Divine Knives with a mosaic ricasso pattern, marbled resin handle, and brass medallion inlay.

The History Behind This Green Damascus Drop Point Hunter

Mosaic Damascus takes deliberate stacking to form rings rather than random waves. Smiths favored the technique for pieces meant to draw a closer look. Drop point blades earned their place through generations of hunting and field use. Colored resin handles let makers offer bold looks without dyeing the steel itself. Divine Knives brings mosaic pattern work and marbled resin together in this piece.

Mosaic Damascus Hunter Performance

The mosaic section holds its ring pattern well through regular sharpening. Wood-grain Damascus toward the tip takes a keen working edge. This build suits skinning work and everyday field tasks alike. Dry the blade fully after field use to guard against spotting. A light oil film protects both Damascus sections equally.

Specifications

• Overall Length: 9 in

• Blade Length: 5 in

• Blade Material: Damascus steel

• Blade Pattern: Mosaic near ricasso, wood-grain toward tip

• Blade Shape: Drop point, moderate belly

• Handle Material: Green marbled resin with cream mottling

• Inlay: Brass medallion

• Pin Detail: Two white pins

• Bolster: Polished silver ferrule.

• Type: Drop point hunting knife

Damascus Drop Point Knife Construction

The ferrule seats between the resin handle and the start of the blade. Pins run through the marbled material to lock it against the tang. The brass medallion is set flush into the resin surface. The marbling pattern shifts naturally from piece to piece in this material. Store the knife dry to protect the resin and the steel together.

Best Used For

This knife suits hunting trips, field dressing, and collectors of pattern-welded steel. The mosaic ricasso gives it a detail most drop points do not carry. Its green marbled handle also stands out in any display case. Order the Green Damascus Drop Point Hunter today. A mosaic ricasso paired with this marbled handle appears on no other knife here.

Divine Knives forges the mosaic and wood-grain sections as one continuous blade. Medallion placement and marbling pattern vary slightly between builds. Sheath availability is worth checking directly, since none appears with this listing. Each order ships padded and stays tracked to the door. Check the ferrule fit and pin seat once it arrives.

FAQ’s

Does this knife use genuine Damascus construction?

Yes. It combines a mosaic pattern near the bolster with wood-grain layering toward the tip.

What is mosaic Damascus?

A deliberate stacking method that produces rings and repeating shapes rather than random waves.

How is this different from the Damascus Exotic green hunter?

That knife has an all-green dyed Damascus handle and a feather pattern blade. This one has a marbled resin handle and a mosaic pattern blade.

What is the small round detail on the handle?

A brass medallion inlaid flush into the resin near the top of the grip.

Is the handle real stone or resin?

It is a marbled resin material, not natural stone.