Rasp Steel Cowboy Knife with Olive and Turquoise Floral Sheath

Rustic, western, and built from reclaimed steel, this handcrafted rasp steel cowboy knife has a character all its own. Its olive wood and turquoise handle and floral-tooled sheath make it a true southwestern piece.

Reclaimed Steel Meets Western Craft

This knife starts as an old steel file and is reforged into a sturdy skinning blade. That process leaves it with a rugged, hammered look that machine-made knives simply cannot copy. Every one wears its history proudly.

The handle blends warm olive wood with a bright band of turquoise, a combo that feels straight out of the southwest. Olive wood is known for its swirling grain, and the turquoise adds a splash of color that pops against it.

The crossdraw sheath is hand-tooled with a floral design and rides flat on your belt for an easy reach. Rustic on the outside, sharp where it counts, this is a cowboy knife with soul.

Details That Set It Apart

• Reclaimed rasp steel blade – Reforged from a file for a rugged, hammered look.
• Olive wood and turquoise handle – Blends swirling grain with a southwestern color pop.
• Floral-tooled crossdraw sheath – Adds western charm and easy belt carry.
• Sturdy skinning edge – Made for clean field and outdoor cutting.
• One-of-a-kind character – No two reclaimed-steel blades look the same.

At Home on the Ranch and the Trail

This cowboy knife is made for ranch chores, hunting, and outdoor tasks as a rugged field tool. Its rustic look and western handle also make it a favorite collector's item and a warm gift for anyone drawn to handmade, reclaimed craft.

Shop With Confidence

Each knife is hand-forged, inspected, and packed carefully for safe delivery. Checkout is secure, and Divine Knives offers a 14-day return policy on unused knives in their original packaging. We are glad to help with care or material questions.

Bring Home the Rustic Original

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FAQs

How is this knife different from a damascus one?

This blade is reforged from a reclaimed steel file, giving it a rugged, hammered look. Damascus blades, by contrast, show a folded-layer pattern. Both are handmade, just different in style.

What handle materials are used?

The handle blends olive wood, known for its swirling grain, with a bright band of turquoise for a southwestern touch. Together they give a warm, colorful grip.

Is it good for skinning?

Yes. The sturdy edge is shaped for clean field and skinning work, making it a solid choice for hunters and outdoor use.

Does it come with a sheath?

Yes. A floral-tooled crossdraw sheath is included, so you can carry it flat and ready on your belt.

How should I store it?

Keep the blade dry and lightly oiled, and store the knife in its sheath in a dry place. Avoid leaving the wood handle in damp spots.