Donald Two Deer Obsidian Dagger (K1585)

Donald Two Deer Obsidian Dagger. This is a pretty rare knife in the grand scheme of things. Flint knapping is somewhat of a lost art. Very few still have the knack to do this, yet Two Deer excels. What sets an obsidian blade apart from a traditional metal blade? The edge! Steel will always have serrations at a microscopic level. Obsidian flint when fractured will have a smooth razors edge down to the molecular level. That is sharp! This 5½” blade has been knapped beautifully, and has such a neat light-catching effect. The handling is a polished burl wood, and the pommel has two red stags drawn onto it (Two Deer’s signature). The leather sheath was handmade and features an abalone disc with an ermine tail and leather tassels.