Damascus Steel Knife with Burned Bone Handle & Brass Bolster cosplay shield both the seax and skeggøx

both the seax and skeggøx shapes come directly from Viking-era craftsmanship

The blade is made from forged Damascus steel with natural layered patterns formed during forge welding

and a compact prep knife

Are all three knives full tang

This matching pair reflects the look and feel of traditional axes used between the 8th and 11th centuries

Damascus Steel Knife with Burned Bone Handle & Brass Bolster cosplay shield both the seax and skeggøxThe Karambit Knife is believed to have originated in Southeast Asia. Particularly in Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, around the 11th century. Early karambits were inspired by the curved shape of a tigers claw and were mainly used as agricultural tools. Farmers used them to harvest crops, cut roots, and perform everyday farming tasks. Their curved blade design provided excellent control and efficiency for detailed work. By the 14th and 15th