Something Japanese

[Tiaan Burger]

Banzai! Er, I mean Bonsai. A somewhat dead bonsai, but still very Japanese.

Actually, it is also a knife.

The blade fits in a groove in the rock, leaving just the roots exposed.

 

[Bigfattyt]

That is so cool! How do you keep the edge from getting dull resting on the rock, and scratching up the blade?

 

[Dawkind]

Great execution and very imaginative.......I really like edged art like this.

 

[D lisch]

I like that very much it is a nice art piece so different so cool thank you for showing it

 

[John White]

That's just lovely.

John

 

[Murray White]

WOW -- me TOO!!! I love this sort of thing. I love to display knives and something different like this is just very kewl! Being quite similar to an Ulu, it would fit into my Inuit display quite nicely.

 

[ScottRoush]

wow... I love it.

 

[Steve Nuckels]

Well..... that is beyond cool!

At first glance I wondered, What is that doing here? Then.....!

Steve
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Potomac Forge

 

[siskaholic]

it's great to see something so different once in a while,i love it.let the iagination flow!

 

[peterinct]

VERY cool...and creativity off the charts!

Looks like it would function well in the kitchen too!

Peter

 

[RogerP]

This quite clearly exemplifies my definition of "art knife", in that it is clearly a beautiful and creative work of art independent of being a knife, but it is also clearly a knife. Bravo.

Roger

 

[sparrow75]

Very cool

 

[Storm Crow]

Ok, that is just all kinds of cool!

 

[severtecher]

What Murray said!! I love cool display ideas. Kevin

 

[Tiaan Burger]

Thanks to all of you for the positive feedback, it really inspires me to keep on designing and making the knives I like. My next few knives are some generic folders for a client, then I want to do something along the ulu / mezeluna / herb knife lines again.