Antelope Canyon Full-Tang Karambit Ring Knife with Red Wood Handle

Carved by time and shaped by movement, Antelope Canyon takes its inspiration from the flowing red walls of one of the Southwest’s most unforgettable landscapes.

The full-tang handle is fitted with deep red wooden scales that echo the sandstone colors found within the canyon. A series of individually carved grooves travel across the wood, creating shadows, texture, and a sense of motion reminiscent of the canyon’s wind-sculpted walls. Metal pins and a decorative mosaic pin secure the scales while adding subtle contrast against the rich red grain.

Its polished steel blade features a dramatic karambit trailing-point profile. Both the spine and cutting edge rise toward a fine elevated tip, creating an extended cutting belly and a silhouette that feels fast, fluid, and unmistakably different. The curved handle follows the movement of the blade, forming one continuous sweeping line from point to pommel.

A large integrated finger ring completes the full-tang frame, providing an additional point of control and giving the knife its distinctive ringed profile. The steel surrounding the ring remains exposed, allowing the construction itself to become part of the design.

Named for the narrow passageways, layered sandstone, and shifting desert light of Antelope Canyon, this fixed-blade knife brings the movement of the landscape into the hand. A fitted brown sheath follows its curved shape for protected storage and carry.

Because wood is a natural material, variations in grain, coloring, and carved texture give every handle its own individual character.

Knife Features:

• Polished steel blade
• Persian-style trailing-point profile
• Long, upswept cutting belly
• Fine elevated tip
• Full-tang construction
• Deep red wooden handle scales
• Carved canyon-inspired handle texture
• Decorative mosaic handle pin
• Metal handle pins
• Integrated finger ring
• Curved, ergonomic handle profile
• Fixed-blade construction
• Includes a fitted brown sheath
• Natural variations in wood grain and coloring