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Evil Bull Knives & Cutlery® Masterpiece
EBK-113 — Acciaio Incisione
A prestige full-Damascus creation — the Acciaio Incisione, or “Steel Engraving,” represents the union of form and metalcraft. Its layered steel flows like brushstrokes across a dark canvas, embodying centuries of artisan tradition.
Full Damascus Hand Engraved Leather Sheath Collector Grade Custom Finish
Overall Length8.0″
Compact, balanced and gracefully weighted.
Blade Length4.0″
Meticulously layered Damascus for refined edge retention.
Handle Length4.0″
Full Damascus body ensuring design continuity.
Blade MaterialDamascus Steel
Forged and folded to 352 layers of character.
Handle MaterialFull Damascus
Mirror-flow pattern that echoes the blade grain.
SheathCowhide Leather
Premium protection with EBK emblem emboss.
Hand-Engraved Patternwork
Each Acciaio Incisione undergoes a slow, deliberate hand-engraving process. Using fine gravers and controlled hammer strikes, artisans etch Damascus wave patterns until light ripples through the steel like silk. The result is a one-of-a-kind blade surface that shifts in tone with every angle — a living metal signature.
This tactile artistry honors EBK’s heritage — every swirl, ridge, and contour is the mark of human precision, not machine repetition.
Legacy of Craftsmanship
- Generations of professional hand-forging and Damascus layering.
- Traditional Italian-inspired engraving meets EBK’s modern precision.
- Every ripple pattern and etch is an unrepeatable fingerprint in steel.
Shipping & Engraving
- Estimated delivery provided during checkout.
- Tracking code emailed once your order ships.
- Custom engraving available — please allow 2–3 weeks extra crafting time.
Quality & Returns
- Each knife handmade — natural variations add uniqueness.
- Returns accepted within 30 days for unused, non-personalized items in original packaging.
- Personalized items are final sale due to custom engraving.
Hand Engraved
Full Damascus
EBK Heritage
Evil Bull Knives® — the Acciaio Incisione stands as living proof that steel can be both weapon and art.
