Damascus Bone & Black Resin Hunter with Two-Tone Handle

The Damascus Bone & Black Resin Hunter combines two materials in one handle. Natural bone covers the front half near the blade. Black resin with brown marbling fills out the back half. A thin dark ring separates the two materials cleanly. A genuine Damascus hunter blade extends from that two-tone handle.

A dense, mosaic-style Damascus pattern covers this blade edge to edge. Countless folded layers give the steel its busy, circular look. A curved spine leads to a controlled, well-placed tip. Hunters reach for this shape when skinning or field dressing game. Nothing about the finish is polished away or hidden.

This knife rests well in the hand, thanks to its two-tone grip. The bone section offers a firm, textured hold near the blade. The resin half adds weight and balance toward the back of the handle. This knife works as well as it looks.

Damascus Bone & Black Resin Hunting Knife at Divine Knives with a dense mosaic Damascus blade, a two-tone bone and black resin handle, and a silver bolster.

The History Behind This Bone and Resin Hunter

Bone handles have a long history in traditional knife making. Makers later began pairing bone with resin for added color and grip. That combination lets a single handle carry two distinct textures. Damascus steel ties the whole build to an even older forging tradition. This build carries all three of those traditions forward at once.

Black Resin Damascus Hunter Performance

This hunter blade tackles field dressing and skinning with real precision. The curved spine keeps the tip steady during detail work. Dense Damascus layering helps the edge resist chipping under pressure. The bone half of the handle grips well even in cold weather. Weight shifts naturally toward the resin half for balanced control. This knife handles rough outdoor tasks without hesitation.

Specifications

• Blade Shape: Drop point (hunter pattern)
• Blade Material: Damascus steel, dense mosaic pattern
• Blade Finish: Raw natural etched finish
• Blade Length: 4 inches
• Blade Width: 1.3 inches
• Handle Material: Two-tone — natural bone (front half), black marbled resin (back half)
• Handle Length: 4.5 inches
• Overall Length: 8.5 inches
• Bolster: Silver steel
• Spacer: Dark ring between bone and resin sections
• Pins: Present in both handle sections
• Tang: Full tang
• Included Pieces: 1 knife

Damascus Bone Resin Hunter Construction

This handle combines natural bone with black, marbled resin. A dark spacer ring sits between the bone and resin sections. The polished silver bolster marks the transition from bone to blade. Pins secure each material firmly against the tang. A full tang runs beneath both handle materials for lasting strength. Keep the blade dry and the bone section free of standing water.

Best Used For

This hunter suits skinning, caping, and general field dressing work. Two materials in one handle make this a real conversation piece. Collectors interested in mixed-material handles will find real appeal here. Hunters who like something a bit different will appreciate this build. Order the Damascus Bone & Black Resin Hunter today. Its two-material handle and genuine Damascus blade give it real character.

FAQ’s

Why does this handle use two different materials?

The handle combines natural bone with black, marbled resin. That mix gives the knife two distinct textures in one build.

What blade pattern does this knife use?

Countless layers of folded steel give this blade its mosaic-style pattern. The look comes from genuine forging, not surface etching.

Does this knife come with a sheath?

This knife ships on its own, without a matching sheath. You can pair it with a sheath of your choice.

How is this different from the Damascus Turquoise Inlay Black Micarta Hunter?

That knife uses a single black Micarta handle with a turquoise inlay. This knife uses a two-tone handle made of bone and black resin.

What makes the Damascus pattern on this blade genuine?

This blade uses real pattern-welded steel, not an etched surface. Folding and forging the layers creates the mosaic pattern you see