Premium Handcrafted Viking Seax Medieval Knife

Forged from 1095 high carbon steel for unmatched sharpness, durability, and strength. This large handmade Viking knife features an 11" blade and a premium rosewood handle with golden brass bolsters, delivering excellent performance for serious outdoor use.

Full Tang | Rosewood with golden brass bolsters | Handmade 

• Knife Weight: 549 grams
• Overall Length: 16 inches (40.6 cm)
• Blade Length: 11 inches (27.9 cm)
• Handle Length: 5 inches (12.7 cm)
• Blade Thickness: 4 mm

What is 1095 High Carbon Steel and it's hardness?
1095 high carbon steel is a premium carbon steel known for its exceptional hardness, toughness, and edge retention. It contains a high carbon content, allowing the blade to achieve excellent sharpness and durability. Most 1095 steel blades are hardened to approximately 56–60 HRC (Rockwell hardness), making them ideal for heavy-duty cutting, survival, and outdoor use.

Benefits of 1095 high carbon steel include:

• Superior sharpness and cutting performance
• Excellent toughness and durability
• Easy resharpening in the field
• Reliable performance for hunting and bushcraft tasks

Because it is high carbon steel, regular cleaning and oiling are recommended to help prevent rust and maintain long-lasting performance.

What is a Viking Knife?
A Viking knife is a traditional Scandinavian blade style inspired by the tools and weapons used during the Viking Age (8th–11th century). Viking knives were commonly carried for hunting, woodworking, survival, and daily tasks. They are known for their rugged construction, practical blade shapes, and historical Nordic craftsmanship. Modern Viking knives combine this classic heritage with improved materials and forging techniques for outdoor and collector use.

A Brief History of Viking Knives
Viking knives played an essential role in Norse culture and everyday life. Vikings used knives not only as weapons, but also for crafting, farming, cooking, fishing, and survival tasks. One of the most iconic historical designs was the Seax, a long single-edged blade popular across Northern Europe. Today, Viking-inspired knives remain popular for their historical appeal, durable construction, and traditional handcrafted style.

What is Medieval Design?
Medieval design refers to styles inspired by the Middle Ages, featuring rugged craftsmanship, traditional shapes, and historical detailing. In knives and swords, medieval design often includes:

• Forged steel construction
• Rustic finishes and classic blade profiles
• Leather or wood handles
• Historical Nordic or European styling

This design style is valued for its authentic appearance, craftsmanship, and timeless character.