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We are a group of highly skilled flintknappers that specialize in replicating stone tools and creating lithic art. Our unique hand-made items are intended to be displayed or used. If you collect high quality lithic artwork, please browse our galleries.
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Striped Lime Green and Black Microwave Fused Glass Tri-notched Arrowhead
Yep. You read the description correctly. I melted the g...
$36.00
Obsidian knife
Blade is made from beautiful mahogany obsidian with almos...
$91.00
Colorful flintridge dove (FREE SHIPPING) 19
HERSES A SWEETHEART OF A DOVE MADE FROM A STELLER PC OF F...
$45.00
White flintridge dove (FREE SHIPPING) 8
Heres a sweet and ancient looking dovetail point knapped ...
$40.00
Clovis
A nicely flaked and fluted Clovis made from beautiful mah...
$36.00
Obsidian Serrated Eccentric
I love creating eccentrics, because every one is a surpri...
$65.00
Armenian Obsidian knife. Free shipping!!!
Whitetail antler with laminated wood handle.
$115.00
Brier Creek Hardin
Made from a sweet piece of Coastal Plains chert from Brie...
$29.00
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Wasicun Stone Knives

Hello, my name is Scott Van Arsdale. I have been flintknapping since 1993 and have been focused on making mostly modern style knives with obsidian and colorful glass blades since 1997. I generally produce less than two dozen hafted knives per year. I do use lapidary flake-over-grind techniques before the final flaking on the blades because it assists me in achieving a beautiful flake pattern. I carefully choose a handle material and shape it to compliment the blade, striving to make each of my knives as visually appealing as I can. Most of my handles are stone or beautiful wood, but I work with other materials from time to time, including synthetics. I realize synthetic materials aren't for everybody, but they often appeal to my creative self and get utilized when they do. While my first goal is to make a knife that is pleasing to the eye, most of my knives feel good in the hand, too. Each knife is an individual project that requires many hours to make. Every knife is initialed and numbered in sequence of production. All of my work comes with a guarantee of satisfaction, and I stand behind the materials and workmanship. Should you decide to purchase my work, I want you to be happy with it. I predict you won't be happy with a knife if you are planning to use it as a cutting tool! This may sound silly coming from somebody who wants to sell you a knife. However, most of my knives are quite long (9-12 in). Physics dictates that the longer the blade, the more fragile it is. Most of my blades are far too long to be a practical tool. While my knives do have sharp edges and will cut, impacts and side torque are dangerous to the blade. Furthermore, stone knives are sharpened by re-knapping the edge. Doing that negatively affects the blade's size, symmetry and flaking pattern. So if you are looking for a stone knife to use for cutting purposes, I highly recommend a smaller and cheaper option. My knives are much more suited for display, and should last for countless generations if kept safe from dropping on hard surfaces and other impacts. Sorry, I can't offer a refund on knives that are used as a tool or are subject to other rough treatment or accidental breakage post their arrival to you. If you are giving a knife as a gift, please be sure to let the recipient know of this fragility.
Thank you for visiting my gallery, I hope you enjoy my work. Please feel free to contact me for more information and/or visit my web site, www.stonebladeart.com .

If you wish delivery to a country outside of the United States, PLEASE check with your Customs agency to see if they will allow the item before it is shipped. I will be glad to hold an item for a few days while you inquire.
Knife #235
Price: $125  |  Date: Nov 11,2021
Status: Sold
Knife #240
Price: $125  |  Date: Aug 16,2021
Status: Sold
Knife #134
Price: $125  |  Date: Jul 25,2021
Status: Sold
Knife #236
Price: $170  |  Date: Sep 07,2020
Status: Sold
Knife #241
Price: $0  |  Date: Jul 03,2020
Status: Sold
Knife #230
Price: $160  |  Date: Jul 10,2022
Status: Sold
Knife #231
Price: $140  |  Date: May 13,2022
Status: Sold
Knife #232
Price: $160  |  Date: Aug 02,2021
Status: Sold
Knife #221
Price: $140  |  Date: May 26,2021
Status: Sold
Knife #229
Price: $0  |  Date: Dec 06,2019
Status: Sold
Knife 325
Price: $0  |  Date: Nov 16,2019
Status: Sold
Knife #215
Price: $130  |  Date: Sep 29,2019
Status: Sold
Knife #216
Price: $130  |  Date: May 28,2019
Status: Sold
Knife #224
Price: $165  |  Date: May 28,2019
Status: Sold
Knife #223
Price: $0  |  Date: Sep 13,2018
Status: Sold
One Peice Knife
Price: $65  |  Date: Aug 15,2018
Status: Sold
Knife #211
Price: $0  |  Date: Jul 23,2018
Status: Sold
Knife #217
Price: $0  |  Date: Jul 23,2018
Status: Sold
Knife #190
Price: $0  |  Date: Mar 21,2018
Status: Sold
Knife #218
Price: $0  |  Date: Mar 21,2018
Status: Sold
Knife #219
Price: $0  |  Date: Oct 18,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #196
Price: $0  |  Date: May 30,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #201
Price: $0  |  Date: May 30,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #205
Price: $0  |  Date: May 30,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #209
Price: $0  |  Date: May 30,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #207
Price: $0  |  Date: Apr 07,2017
Status: Sold Price Reduced
Knife #208
Price: $0  |  Date: Apr 07,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #197
Price: $0  |  Date: Jan 26,2017
Status: Sold
Knife #210
Price: $0  |  Date: Nov 12,2016
Status: Sold
Knife #206
Price: $0  |  Date: Oct 11,2016
Status: Sold
Knife #204
Price: $0  |  Date: Sep 19,2016
Status: Sold
Knife #203
Price: $0  |  Date: Sep 19,2016
Status: Sold
Knife #199
Price: $0  |  Date: Sep 19,2016
Status: Sold