Knives Combine Function with Art

Knives are things of deadly beauty. The balance and precision of a throwing knife combined with grace. A throwing knife has a single function, to hit the target. Spike throwing knives are strictly functional. They are designed to provide accurate target hits. The large 11 5/16” triple warrior set is designed to impress. They are large for a throwing knife but are still well balanced for accurate throws. The black jet thrower set has a stunning look of black with an accented silver blade. It combines a very detailed look with accuracy. The triple thrower set is a mat black but very clean lines. The blazing arrow thrower’s blade looks somewhat wide but is still shaped for a clean balance throw. There are many different throwing knife designs to work with different throwing styles.

Hunting Knives each have their own purpose. Usually skinning and dressing the game. They have to be able to stay sharp and put up with a lot of stress. The gut hook/hatchet combo set is for camping. It provides a hatchet and a knife. Both are very useful when camping, hunting or fishing. The multi-color skinner has a nice look to it but more importantly a quality blade and handle. These knives are for using not displaying.

Fantasy knives come right out of movies, T.V. shows, books and RPG games. There is no end to the possible designs. Many if not most fantasy knives are display only. They are designed for looks not function. The US wolf Streak is a piece of art. The blade has an intricate raised design decorating above the edge. The top of the hilt is shaped as a wolf head. Combine that with the actual art work decorating the sheath and hilt makes this knife worth displaying. The dragon head is very unusual. It is actually shaped as a dragon head. This blade is definitely a conversation starter. Fantasy knives are for the collector who purchases based on visual appeal.

Medieval knives are usually recreations of actual knives used in the middle ages. Though many are actually just inspired by the middle ages or have a medieval theme. The dress dirk is visually appealing. It has the medieval look to it. The original thin double edge blade design would have been used to get past chainmail. This was a fighting blade. The medieval daggers have simple clean lines and look like miniature swords. Small swords are exactly what they are. Medieval knives are great mounted or displayed.