Edgeworn Blade Journal is an independent editorial outlet covering the people, workshops, and materials behind handmade and collectible knives. We started as a small circle of collectors trading notes on maker marks and steel chemistry, and grew into a publication that reports on the wider world of custom cutlery, bladesmithing, and the trade shows where that community gathers.
Our coverage spans working forges and small-batch workshops, the suppliers and companies that keep the trade running, and the collectors who preserve and study the knives themselves. We are not a retailer and we do not sell knives — our work is reporting, profiles, and field-tested reviews.
Every article is written or reviewed by a contributor with direct experience in bladesmithing, collecting, or the cutlery trade. We disclose review samples and any material relationships with makers or companies we cover. Corrections are made promptly and noted on the article.
Have a tip, a workshop we should visit, or a correction to flag? Visit our Contact page to reach the editorial team.