The famed knives of Finland. Some of these are inspired by the overall design elements and intended use. A simple, utilitarian and timeless design.  Puukkos are small knives, with blades no wider than the palm of a hand, the larger leuko was created as a bushcraft type knife.  
80crv2 blade with vine filework. Grip is spalted birch with brass plates and horn
80crv2 blade with vine filework. Grip is spalted birch with brass plates and horn
1095 blade, with spalted birch handle, brass and ebony bolster. OAL: 7.5" Blade: 3.5".
1095 blade, with spalted birch handle, brass and ebony bolster. OAL: 7.5" Blade: 3.5".
Low layer pattern weld, grip is tasmanian blackwood, with walrus ivory and brass. OAL 8" Blade: 4.25"
Low layer pattern weld, grip is tasmanian blackwood, with walrus ivory and brass. OAL 8" Blade: 4.25"
5160 blade, with bronze guard, walrus ivory and african blackwood handle
5160 blade, with bronze guard, walrus ivory and african blackwood handle
Pattern welded blade, with honduran rosewood handle and bronze plate
Pattern welded blade, with honduran rosewood handle and bronze plate
1095 blade, sterling silver bolster, cottonwood burl grip
1095 blade, sterling silver bolster, cottonwood burl grip
80crv2 blade with vine filework, virus oak handle with ebony and brass
80crv2 blade with vine filework, virus oak handle with ebony and brass
 small birka inspired knife with modern twists.
small birka inspired knife with modern twists.
Puukko, patternwelded core with stainless cladding (san mai), sterling silver bolster, spacer and buttplate with 5000 year old bog oak
Puukko, patternwelded core with stainless cladding (san mai), sterling silver bolster, spacer and buttplate with 5000 year old bog oak
Puukko, 80crv2 blade, brass bolster and butt palte, horn spacer and spalted hackberry handle
Puukko, 80crv2 blade, brass bolster and butt palte, horn spacer and spalted hackberry handle

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