Daggers
Brown Damascus Steel Viking Feather Knife
Original price was: $189.00.$99.00Current price is: $99.00.This hand-forged piece features a distinctive blade shaped and etched to mimic a bird’s feather, complete with a detailed central spine and vane groove.Crafted from folded Damascus steel, it displays a striking, high-contrast wavy pattern throughout the metal.
Custom Damascus Steel Viking Feather Knife
Original price was: $189.00.$99.00Current price is: $99.00.This hand-forged piece features a distinctive blade shaped and etched to mimic a bird’s feather, complete with a detailed central spine and vane groove.Crafted from folded Damascus steel, it displays a striking, high-contrast wavy pattern throughout the metal.
Hand-Forged Viking Runic Dagger
Original price was: $149.00.$89.00Current price is: $89.00.Unleash ancient strength with this Hand-Forged Viking Runic Dagger, a masterfully crafted piece of Norse artwork designed for collectors, reenactors, and modern pagan practitioners.
Daggers are short, sharp-pointed knives traditionally used as close-combat weapons, a punctuation mark (†), or a symbol of hostility.
Key Meanings and Uses
- Weaponry: A fighting knife featuring a sharply tapered point and usually two sharp edges designed for thrusting or stabbing.
- Typography: Also known as an obelisk (†), this symbol is used in text to direct readers to a footnote or cross-reference.
- Idioms: Phrases like “at daggers drawn” describe deep hostility, while “look daggers” means to glare angrily at someone.
Common Types of Daggers
- Stiletto: A slim, tapered knife made for thrusting.
- Dirk: A long, straight-bladed traditional Scottish dagger.
- Kirpan: A sacred, ceremonial curved blade worn by Sikhs
Battle Axes
Viking Axes
Engraved Axes
Double Head Axes