This slicer is a custom build that I did as a piece of functional art for the center piece of my table at Blade Show. This piece draws heavily on Native American History and culture and, while it is beautiful enough to be preserved as an art piece, it is also held to the same standards as my other knives and can be used in the kitchen. The blade is a collaborative work by Adam Deville and myself. Adam made the bar of damascus and I transformed it into the slicing knife that you see here. The blade is made from layers of alternating high carbon steels to give it the feather pattern, and the handle scales were made by me from Kaoticartworks resin, Ivory linen micarta at the bolster, and a turquoise TrueStone spacer with G10 pins, accents, and liners. The stand is made with real dear antlers, an oak base, and features a hand carved bust out of cotton wood bark to tie the whole Native American theme together. This knife would make for a perfect display piece or an artistic blade to carve your roasts on special occasions. It is the true epitome of functional art, and it could be yours.
