Norse motifs knife "Fenrir" with bone handle and leather sheath.

This small knife will become an indispensable assistant for you during a hike, for a ceremony, rituals or to complete a medieval outfit, etc.

Each knife is a unique piece of art.
The knife is made in a single copy for true connoisseurs of Viking art.
Our products are real masterpieces, which are distinguished not only by high craftsmanship but also by the fact that each copy is one of a kind. They are created with love and attention to detail, expressing not only the master's own creativity, but also a deep admiration for history and culture.

These unique objects become part of your world, which you can now hold in your hands. They carry the energy of past eras and become an unrivaled link between modernity and ancient traditions.

The knife handle is made of animal bone and is complemented by elements of brass and a bone bead.
The knife comes with a leather sheath.
The blade of the knife is made of hand-forged Damascus steel.
The blade is sharp.

Wonderful work in your collection and a unique gift. It can be used in camping, bushcraft, survival, hunting, fishing, etc.

The total length of the knife is 18 cm (7.1 inches)
The total length of the blade is about 7.9 cm (3.1 inches)

Viking art is characterized by a mixture of ornamental elements from the repertoire of Scandinavian tradition and motifs from foreign sources. The pattern of the Viking styles consists of different kinds of motifs such as zoomorphic, geometric, botanical motifs, and anthropomorphic images.

The wolf plays a fundamental role in Nordic culture, this is a main symbol in Norse mythology.
We know the two mythical wolves that accompany the God Odin. These two wolves are called Geri and Freki. They are an image of the destructive power of the god Odin and his absolute warrior power.
But the symbolism of total destruction is truly represented by the famous Fenrir wolf. In Scandinavian mythology, Fenrir is a giant wolf representing savagery that cannot be controlled, even by the gods. Fenrir played a pivotal role in Ragnarök, the apocalyptic battle.

The wolf is associated with strength and independence. It represents our deep instinctual desires, needs, and high intelligence. The wolf also symbolizes loyalty and communication – two impressive traits for any creature! Finally, the wolf is deeply connected to its freedom. All of these qualities make the wolf a potent spiritual symbol.