This knife fuses the wild freedom of motorcycle culture with mythological elements. 

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This perfectly embodies Rusňák's creative philosophy: drawing inspiration from the surrounding culture and materializing a story or legend into a work of art through a long and meticulous handmade process.

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The blade is made from ATS-34 stainless steel and given a mirror polish, it contrasts with the rich textures of the handle.

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The most direct thematic element on the blade is the engraving of a skull moving at high speed, with skeletal trails streaming behind it.

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The guard section is made from Damasteel, whose dark, textured surface resembles the weathered metal cowling or engine block of a motorcycle.

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Meanwhile, the 18K gold granules dotted across the guard are brilliantly interpreted as the fiery tire burns left on the asphalt during a burnout.

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The two sterling silver curves extending from the "cowling" symbolize the motorcycle's handlebars.

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The main handle is carved from a solid piece of mammoth ivory into the shape of an exquisite wing.

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Inside the metal pommel at the end of the handle, a spread-winged eagle is carved, symbolizing the untamed spirit and sharp vision of the rider.