Lichen | Bolster Lock | Bronze Anodized Aluminum with Topo Pattern | 3.02" 154CM | Derek Sharon | T2091A4

About Design Inspired by lichen — nature’s symbiotic composite of fungi and algae. The Lichen knife blends timeless traditional styling with modern materials and precision machining, where old and new work as one. Compact in size with a proven Drop Point blade, it inherits lichen’s rugged adaptability, performing reliably for urban everyday carry and outdoor utility tasks. Key Features Classic Drop Point Blade | 154CM Steel Crafted from 154CM, this steel delivers solid edge retention and great corrosion resistance. The time-tested drop point profile balances slicing performance and tip strength for versatile everyday use. Fully Chamfered Contoured Handle The ergonomic handle features fully chamfered edges to eliminate pressure hotspots, keeping your hand comfortable even during extended use. Ambidextrous Deployment The elongated thumb hole supports thumb flick and reverse flick opening styles for fast, satisfying fidget-friendly deployment. Titanium Pocket Clip with Pocket Ramp Precision-machined titanium clip with integrated pocket ramp enables smooth pocket entry. It reduces snags while sliding the knife in and out for hassle-free daily carry. Specifications Overall Length 7.02''/178.3mm Blade Length 3.02"/76.8mm Blade Thickness 0.118" / 3.0mm Blade Material 154CM Blade Style Drop Point Blade Grind Flat Grind Blade Finish Blackwash Handle Material Bronze Anodized Aluminum with Topo Pattern Color Black Bronze Lock Type Liner Lock Weight 3.52oz/99.8g Model Name Lichen Model Number T2091A4 Designer Derek Sharon Blade HRC 58-60 About Designer Derek Sharon, operating as D. Sharon Design, was born and raised in Kansas, USA. Working as an aviation machinist and father of three, Derek is passionate about nature, archery hunting, foraging, history and music. He constantly draws inspiration from natural landscapes. Raised within a family of outdoor enthusiasts, knives have always been part of his life. After years of knife modding and exchanging ideas within the knife community, he stepped into knife design. For Derek, designing knives is a rewarding creative journey, and he appreciates every chance to build what he loves.