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Sculptures Art Knives by Tom Sterling Truly unique collaborations of two ancient arts, combining knives and sculpture. Each creation is an original masterpiece, evocative of times long past. Long fascinations with many artistic and historic disciplines have led to artistic interpretations of the tools and weapons of bygone worlds, resulting |
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a fascinating fusion of cultures. Nordic, Celtic, Aztec, Mayan and Northwest
Native American influences are often noticeable, but whimsy occasionally
lets fly as well. Internationally known sculptor Tom Sterling creates
handles from semi-precious hardwoods, horn, antler and fossil ivories.
While we don't expect our knives to be used, we intend for them to be
completely useable. Our construction methods typically use exposed or
hidden tenons, pegs or other mechanical holding mechanisms as well as
top grade fixatives to ensure a lasting, museum quality work of art. |
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 Carpenter Ants Dagger Bladegallery.com |
 Wasp Misericordia Bladegallery.com |
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 Primitive Neck Skinner Available Soon at Bladegallery.com |
 Toadsticker Shiv Currently Available at Bladegallery.Com |
 "Knapped Steel" Rattlesnake Dagger Currently Available at Bladegallery.Com |
 "Knapped Steel" Sacrificial Dagger Currently Available at Bladegallery.Com |
 "8th Plague Reliquary" Knife Available Soon at Bladegallery.com |
 Prehistoric-Style Knapped Steel Knife |
 Sipapu Dagger |
 Mini-Skinner Knapped Steel |
 Fiddler Crab Kiridashi |
 Angelfish Kiridashi |
 Primitive Trade Knife |
 "Wormy Shiv" |
 Gambler's Primitive Shiv |
 Reliquary for the Four Elements |
 "Rotten Gourd" Bokuto |
 "Rotten Stick" Misericordia |
 Lizard and Longhorn Beetle Push Dagger |
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 "Prehistoric Bird and Trout" Knife |
 "Pipefish" Knife |
 "Heron Spike" Stiletto |
 "Dried Anchovy" Shiv |
"Abyssal Dagger" |
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 "Netsuke Fish" Skinner |
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Tom and Mary Alice Sterling PO Box 1621 Coupeville WA 98239
Last Updated: Monday June 21, 2010