Blade: • Long, narrow, and slightly curved edge with a sharp, tapered point. • Appears to have a flat grind with a brushed steel finish. • Has a small notch near the base, possibly a choil for easier sharpening or control. • Spine includes a false edge near the tip, enhancing piercing ability. • Handle: • Made from two different types of wood — the main grip in a lighter, smooth grain and a darker wood section closer to the blade. • The two wood sections are separated by a thin blue liner for visual contrast. • Handle shape is contoured for ergonomic grip, with a gentle palm swell and a flared butt for retention. • A small guard or bolster (likely brass or bronze) sits between the handle and blade. • Style & Function: • The shape and length suggest it could be inspired by hunting, skinning, or even a traditional fighting knife design. • Likely handmade or custom-forged given the mixed wood handle and fine detailing.