The Gravehorn
Big Belly
| Model | Big Belly |
| Steel Type | Farrier Rasp |
| Hardness (HRC) | 60 HRC |
| Handle Material | Mammoth Tusk, Musk Ox Spacer, Giraffe Bone |
| Overall Length | 8 3/4 inches |
| Grip Length | 4 1/4 inches |
This one doesn’t speak — it looms.
The Gravehorn Big Belly is forged from farrier rasp, but it’s what’s buried in the handle that sets it apart. Mammoth tusk, giraffe bone, and musk ox — creatures of weight, of distance, of memory — brought together in a grip that feels more like a relic than a tool. Every layer pressed with care. Every material chosen like a story told around firelight.
The blade itself stretches 4 ¼ inches across the belly — full, curved, and made to bite deep. Grip lands at 8 ¾ inches overall. Hardened to 60 HRC and shaped to move heavy through hide, sinew, or timber.
There’s nothing ornamental here.
It feels like it was found in a dry arroyo with teeth marks on the sheath. Like it’s done the work before, and just came back for more.
