This knife set includes the following two knives:

FORGE – Loss and Gain – Damascus Santoku Knife

https://www.riceknife.com/product/forge-loss-and-gain-damascus-santoku-knife/

FORGE — Blood & Fire Copper Damascus Knife

https://www.riceknife.com/product/forge-blood-fire-copper-damascus-knife/

Hand-forged by blacksmiths across generations. Born from mistakes. Shaped by fire. Defined by perseverance.

The FORGE Series takes its name from the way these knives are created. Hand-forged by Jacob’s team of blacksmiths, craftsmen descended from families who have worked metal for generations. Their knowledge is inherited as much as it is learned, passed down at the anvil, one blade at a time.

But in the forge, mastery does not guarantee predictability. Some of the most remarkable blades emerge when control slips, and when heat and metal react in ways no one expects. This is where the FORGE Series begins.

Blood & Fire came to life when copper and brass Damascus met extreme heat during a hardness test. The surface burned, the brass melted, and a raw, volcanic pattern emerged. Fierce, beautiful, and impossible to recreate. The heavy blade demanded balance, and found it in African ebony, one of the densest woods in the world.

Loss & Gain arose from another forging mistake. A hammered texture that refused to take shape. The blade was ground far thinner than planned, pushed to the limits of what the steel could withstand, then acid-etched until a new pattern appeared. The result is a blade defined by survival and rebirth. Light, elegant, and paired with a textured oak handle.

At the core of both knives is VG10, a premium Japanese steel enriched with carbon, chromium, and cobalt. The steel reaches an extreme hardness of 61–62 HRC, giving the series its razor-sharp edge, heat stability, and professional durability.

The FORGE Series honors the moment when craftsmanship becomes a negotiation. Between generational mastery and unpredictability. Between intention and chance. Between the will of the smith and the rebellion of fire.

Nothing here can be repeated.
Nothing is perfect.
Everything is shaped through struggle.

This is FORGE.