$550.00
This exquisite Brian Yellowhorse Native Steel Trapper is a masterwork of Navajo artistry and craftsmanship. Custom inlaid with desert ironwood and striking accents of mother of pearl, this knife radiates both cultural significance and collectible appeal. The dual blades feature Yellowhorse’s signature hammered steel finish, and the file work along the spine adds an extra touch of artistry.
This piece comes complete with its original signed Certificate of Authenticity and a custom display box, making it a standout for both display and collection.
Specifications:
Maker: Brian Yellowhorse (Navajo, Native Steel series)
Model: Trapper, custom inlay
Handle: Desert Ironwood with Mother of Pearl inlays
Blades: Hammered steel, dual blades with file work
Length (Closed): 4 inches
Extras: Original COA and display box included
Condition:
Excellent condition. Knife appears never sharpened or carried. Strong snap, tight blades, and vibrant inlay. Display box and paperwork also well preserved. This knife ships wrapped in acid-free archival tissue to help preserve both the blade and handle during transit and storage.
Historical Note:
Brian Yellowhorse, son of famed Navajo knife artist David Yellowhorse, has carried on the family’s tradition of blending Navajo heritage with custom knife craftsmanship. Each of his creations is limited, highly collectible, and prized for its intricate inlay work and cultural symbolism.
Collector’s Note:
This knife is a rare opportunity to own a certified Brian Yellowhorse piece—an item that holds equal appeal as fine cutlery, cultural artwork, and collectible investment.
Disclaimer:
All knives in this shop are vintage or pre-owned unless stated otherwise. While many are in excellent condition, they may show normal signs of age or handling such as scuffs, blemishes, or blade wear. I try to document condition as accurately as possible in both the description and photos.
By purchasing this knife, you are confirming that you are 18 years of age or older and are complying with all applicable laws and regulations regarding knife ownership in your area.