celtic knife ingva Ketelhoeden en cabassets Almost all Indo-European peoples utilised

Almost all Indo-European peoples utilised drinking horns

The blade was single-edged

The knife is a handy tool and survival knife

The top of the needle is decorated with the same animal motif

The stylish colichemarde is a replica of an original from 1730

celtic knife ingva Ketelhoeden en cabassets Almost all Indo-European peoples utilisedThe hand forged knife features a longer grip than most other knives, which permits greater accuracy in use. The grip is wrapped in high quality leather. Crafted from carbon steel with a hardness of approx. 50 HRC, the blade runs through the entire grip. The knife comes with a leather sheath to hang it on a belt.