Six knives in forged Damascus steel, in a leather roll built to travel with them. The blades carry the layered water-ripple pattern Damascus is known for, with a hammered finish worked along the flat — a broad cleaver down through chef's, santoku and utility shapes to a paring knife. Each is set into a hardwood handle with a black composite butt and pinned bolsters, and each drops into its own fitted leather sheath.

Damascus is made by forge-welding layers of steel together and folding them, which is where the pattern comes from — no two blades come out of the fire identical. The whole set rolls into a stitched leather case with double buckle straps, so it travels to the deer camp, the beach house, or the tailgate as easily as it lives on the counter.

· Six Damascus steel knives — hardwood handles with black composite butts and pinned bolsters

· Fitted leather sheath for each knife

· Stitched leather knife roll with double buckle closure