These are perfect if you want a Tapered Straight-Edged Pressure-Flaked Double Edged Obsidian Knife Blade to insert into your own handle.   There is some variation in terms of the final tapered shape from straight edge to slightly convex.   You may request a particular Blade Material, and every effort will be made to fulfill your request, but no guarantee is given that your knife blade will be of the selected material.

These are perfect if you want a Tapered Stemmed Pressure-Flaked Double Edged Obsidian Knife Blade to insert into your own handle.   There is some variation in terms of the final tapered shape from straight edge to slightly convex.   The bottom half-inch has a narrower width (a stem) to aid in hafting.   You may request a particular Obsidian Type, and every effort will be made to fulfill your request, but no guarantee is given that your knife blade will be of the selected material.

This type of Obsidian Knife Blade has been completely pressure-flaked into a right-angled triangular shape that has one sharp curved edge and a back straight dull edge.   It is perfect for either a end or side-hafted design.   You may request a particular Obsidian Blade Material, and every effort will be made to fulfill your request, but no guarantee is given that your knife blade will be of the selected material.

This type of Obsidian Knife Blade has been percussion chipped into a long rectangular shape rather than the more common tapered point.   One edge is pressure-flaked sharper than the other.   It is perfect for a side-hafted design or for insertion into a multi-blade tool.   You may request a particular Blade Material, and every effort will be made to fulfill your request, but no guarantee is given that your knife blade will be of the selected Obsidian type.

This Blade is a Percussion Obsidian Biface produced only through percussion reduction from the original raw core material with a hammerstone.   This particular biface has been specially shaped and thinned for use as a tapered hafted knife blade.   There will be irregularities on the surface and areas of uneven thickness across the blade.   These bifaces can also be used as rough preforms or blanks which you can then personally pressure flake into a more finished form.   You may request a particular Obsidian Type, and every effort will be made to fulfill your request, but no guarantee is given that your knife blade will be of the selected material.