Blacksmith hammering glowing steel on an anvil
Est. by hand · Damascus steel

WOLFHEART
IRONWORKS

"Keep your heart on your sleeve and your teeth sharp."

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⊹ The Oath ⊹

Every blade leaves this forge with a name, a story, and a debt to the fire that made it. Damascus steel, folded by hand. Leather stitched at the bench. Wood seasoned in our own racks. One smith. One anvil. One blade at a time.

§ 01 — The Craft

Four
materials.
One obsession.

Nothing here is assembled. Steel is forged. Leather is cut. Wood is shaped against the grain it wants to keep. The blade you carry was made by the same hands that grew the patina on the anvil it was born on.

01

Damascus

Folded and forge-welded in small batches. Every billet etched to reveal its river.

02

Leather

Vegetable-tanned hides. Hand-cut, hand-stitched sheaths fitted to each blade.

03

Hardwood

Stabilized burl, antler, ebony. Sourced from people, not from catalogs.

04

Heat

Each piece is normalized, quenched and tempered to a tested edge. No shortcuts.

§ 02 — The Process

From bar stock
to bone-cutter.

01Stage 1 / 4

Billet

Layers of high and low carbon steel are stacked, welded, and folded until the count climbs into the hundreds.

02Stage 2 / 4

Forge

Heated to a sun-orange 1500°F, drawn to shape under the hammer. The pattern is born here.

03Stage 3 / 4

Grind

Profile, bevels, distal taper. Hours at the belt. The blade learns what it will be.

04Stage 4 / 4

Finish

Heat treat, etch, sand, sharpen. Handle fitted, sheath stitched. Signed. Sent.

§ 04 — In Action

Functional art.

These blades are built to be used — not just admired. See one of our hunter-ready Damascus pieces in the field, doing exactly what it was forged for.

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§ 04 — The Shop

Shop the feed.

Every piece is released through Instagram. Tap through to see the latest from the forge — inquire directly on any post.

⊹ Commission ⊹

Tell me what
you want to carry.

Hunters, chefs, collectors and the curious. Commissions open in small windows. Send a note with what you need, where you'll use it, and when it has to be in your hand.