Discover the beauty and functionality of the small Seax-type knife with a damascus steel blade. This impressive replica of utility knives used in the Viking Age will transport you back in time to a fascinating past while providing a practical tool for your daily tasks.
The knife features a seax-shaped blade forged from high-quality Damascus steel. Damascus steel, known for its strength and distinctive beauty, is comprised of 128 layers that give it a unique appearance and exceptional durability. Additionally, the blade is 10 cm long, making it perfect for a variety of cutting tasks.
The animal bone hilt enhances the authentic and robust appearance of the knife. Natural bone not only gives you a firm and comfortable grip, but also adds a touch of sophistication to your design. With a total length of 19.5 cm, this knife is compact enough to take with you everywhere without difficulty.
One of the advantages of this knife is its versatility. Thanks to its multi-purpose design, it is perfect for carving, skinning or other cutting tasks. Whatever your need, this knife will be ready to help you get the job done efficiently.
To ensure your safety and easy portability, the knife comes with a brown cowhide sheath that includes a belt loop. With this sheath, you can carry the knife with you comfortably and safely, knowing that it will be protected at all times.
In summary, the small Seax-type knife with a damascus steel blade is an essential piece for any lover of Viking history and for those looking for a practical and representative cutting tool. Don't miss the opportunity to have this jewel in your hands and enjoy its beauty and functionality in your daily tasks!
The terms Damascus steel or pattern welded designate a composite steel forged from two or more different types of steel. It is named after its birthplace, the Syrian city of Damascus, a former stronghold of stamped steel production. As a common practice, a harder high carbon steel and a softer low carbon steel are repeatedly welded and folded together. High carbon steel ensures greater hardness, better hardenability and longer edge retention, while softer steel gives the blade greater flexibility and tensile strength. This procedure, which arose at a time when steel grades were often low and inconsistent, allows the positive attributes of different steel grades to be combined. In addition, the different hues generated by the varying carbon content of the alternating layers create strikingly beautiful patterns, such as the twisted motif called the Torsion Damascus pattern or the Rose Damascus pattern. No doubt these unusual patterns explain in part why inherent magical properties were attributed to Damascus steel blades of the Middle Ages. Such a damascene sword blade is depicted, for example, as a bloody worm or a poisonous snake in the Edda.
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