Bifrost Ulu 6″

Description

Jake Beimler is from Ketchikan, Alaska. His company, Bifrost Blacksmithing, is devoted to carrying on the original methods of blacksmithing.

From the blade to the sheath, every part a Bifrost knife is custom made and unique. Each blade is hand-forged using recycled high-carbon steel, then handled with locally obtained antler. Bifrost knives are also guaranteed— If your knife chips, breaks (due to a fault in manufacturing- excludes damages that occur from misuse), or simply needs a sharpening, send it to them and Bifrost will fix it free of charge!
Approximate blade length: 6″, leather sheath included.
The ulu was traditionally used by Inuit, Yupik, and Aleut women. Even today, many Alaskans prefer the all-purpose knife as it is great to use in many applications, including chopping meat, dicing vegetables, mincing, and filleting fish.

Made in Alaska.