The Founding Issue · In development

Field · Fire · Table

Cossatot WorksIssue 001
A hand-forged field knife with a dark walnut handle on charred oak and river stone

The founding issue · In development

Objects of
consequence.

Hand-forged blades and enduring objects, made in small numbers for field, fire, and table.

Issue 001Field No. 1Forthcoming

The house

01 — 04

Made for a lifewell lived.

Cossatot Works creates useful objects with the presence of heirlooms. Nothing ornamental without purpose. Nothing hurried into existence.

Each piece begins with honest material, skilled hands, and a clear reason to endure.

The three worlds

One standard.Three expressions.

IFieldBlades and tools for land, water, and the miles between.IIFireObjects for the hearth, the camp, and the gathering after dark.IIITableCutlery and woodworks made for the center of the home.

The founding collection

The first four objects.

A matched expression of the Cossatot standard—from the field to the working center of the home.

Field No. 1 hand-forged knife resting on charred oakStudy image · Final form in development
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Field

Field No. 1

A singular field knife reduced to what matters: balance, edge, grip, and the quiet assurance of an object made correctly.

Study Field No. 1
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Table

Table No. 1

A chef's knife designed to work every day and remain in view—a tool with the authority of sculpture and the warmth of hand-finished wood.

Study Table No. 1
Table No. 1 chef's knife displayed on a walnut magnetic stand in an elegant kitchenStudy image · Final form in development
Gorge No. 1 figured-maple magnetic knife stand with five knives arranged along a walnut S-shaped streamConcept study · Appearance reference only
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Table

Gorge No. 1

A single figured-maple form carries five knives along a flowing walnut stream. Concealed magnets turn the Cossatot “S” into the object's function—not decoration applied afterward.

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Table

River No. 1

A substantial end-grain cutting board in American hard maple and black walnut, crossed by a cropped fragment of the Cossatot SS mark.

Study River No. 1
River No. 1 end-grain hard-maple and black-walnut cutting boardConcept study · Final form in development

The Cossatot standard

Scarcity must begin with standards.

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Limited by intention

Small issues give every object the time and judgment it requires.

02

Known by its making

Material, maker, date, and number follow every piece through its life.

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Kept in service

We design for repair, restoration, and the marks that come from honest use.

Private release

Founding Issue · 001

Not everything made will be offered.

The first Cossatot objects are being developed now. Production will be numbered, intentionally limited, and introduced privately before any public release.

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