Mother of Pearl Carbon Fiber?

[Ozmose]

I just came across this. I've never seen it before. I was thinking it was just Kirinite, but KnifeCenter has the inlays labeled as "Mother of Pearl Marbled Carbon Fiber". They're usually pretty accurate with their listings. I don't imagine it's CF in the truest sense, but neither is Alutex and that gets a pass. Anyone here handle this stuff before? It looks cool, but I'm not interested enough in the knife to buy it. I can think of a dozen other knives I would love to see it on though.

 

[knarfeng]

fatcarbon variant
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[jfk1110]

.......hell no.........looks like Boogers................or some pneumonia type lung butter.....

 

[Nate’s Knives]

I just came across this. I've never seen it before. I was thinking it was just Kirinite, but KnifeCenter has the inlays labeled as "Mother of Pearl Marbled Carbon Fiber". They're usually pretty accurate with their listings. I don't imagine it's CF in the truest sense, but neither is Alutex and that gets a pass. Anyone here handle this stuff before? It looks cool, but I'm not interested enough in the knife to buy it. I can think of a dozen other knives I would love to see it on though.

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I’d like to see it in blue or red

 

[Medieval Peasant]

Hmm, interesting but I am not sure it is a Fat Carbon variant. Looks too "plasticy" to be carbon based. However, I really wish manufacturers would retire the front flipper design...

 

[Maximumbob54]

I guess I'll be the first lone weirdo to say I think it looks interesting. I'd like to see what it looks like in sunlight.

 

[madcap_magician]

I think it looks more like a reconstituted marble or stone than MOP.

 

[awjones]

I dig it…