Handmade D2 Steel Double Finger Hole Knife with Celtic Viking Engraving, Wenge Wood Handle & Italian Leather Sheath
This handmade D2 steel engraved knife is a bold, one-of-a-kind piece that combines real working performance with traditional Celtic Viking artistry. The spear-point D2 tool steel blade is mirror polished and hand engraved with detailed Celtic Viking knotwork, and a double finger hole design, with one hole at the base of the blade and a second engraved hole at the end of the handle, gives a secure, locked-in grip. D2 steel is known for excellent edge retention, so the blade stays sharp through demanding use.
The handle is built from rich, dark wenge wood scales, fixed with screws for a strong, repairable build. The engraved ring at the end of the handle carries the same Celtic knotwork, tying the whole knife together. The knife comes with a genuine Italian leather sheath in a deep reddish-brown finish, hand engraved with a matching Celtic Viking design that includes an interlaced knot pattern, a trinity knot, and a dragon emblem inside a circle, finished with orange contrast stitching.
- D2 tool steel spear-point blade, mirror polished
- Hand-engraved Celtic Viking knotwork on the blade
- Double finger hole design for a secure grip
- Wenge wood handle scales fixed with screws
- Hand-engraved Celtic knotwork on the handle ring
- Genuine Italian leather sheath with hand-engraved Celtic Viking design
| Blade Material | D2 Tool Steel |
| Blade Style | Spear Point, Double Finger Hole |
| Blade Finish | Mirror Polish |
| Engraving | Hand-Engraved Celtic Viking Knotwork |
| Handle | Wenge Wood Scales |
| Handle Fixing | Screws |
| Sheath | Genuine Italian Leather, Hand-Engraved Celtic Viking Design, Orange Stitching |
| Construction | Full Tang Fixed Blade |
| Ideal For | Collectors, Viking and Celtic Enthusiasts, Camping, Gifts for Him |
With its hand-engraved Celtic Viking design on both the blade and the Italian leather sheath, this double finger hole knife is as striking as it is capable. Clean and dry the blade after each use and store it in the sheath to protect the edge and the engraving.
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