Damascus Ulu Knife With Antler Bone Handle & Leather Sheath
This Damascus steel custom Inuit Ulu knife beautifully blends tradition and craftsmanship, featuring a 5.5-inch full-tang blade made from high-quality Damascus steel. The handle, carefully crafted from antler bone, adds durability and a natural touch, complemented by a practical leather sheath for easy transport. Originating around 2500 BCE, the indigenous-made ulu knife holds deep historical significance as a versatile tool traditionally used by Inuit and Alaskan Eskimo hunters. This ulu knife for sale is Designed for a variety of tasks, from cutting meat in the kitchen and skinning game to chopping vegetables and self-defense, this knife remains an essential part of Native Alaskan culture. Each Damascus steel blade is unique, displaying distinct layered patterns and offering exceptional hardness between 59 and 62 HRC, making it highly durable and long-lasting—capable of enduring decades of use. Perfect for modern hunters, survivalists, and outdoor enthusiasts, this Ulu knife is not only practical but also a meaningful gift that connects the user to rich cultural heritage. Its curved blade and sturdy antler handle make it excellent for bushcraft activities, such as skinning game and food preparation, just as it was for Indigenous hunters in the past. Overall, this handmade Ulu knife stands out as a reliable, beautifully crafted tool rooted in history and designed for today’s rugged needs.
Note: These high-quality Damascus steel knife layer patterns are unique (hand-made) on every blade; no two are the same pattern. Stag Horn bhone handle colors are unique and vary, but each one is a work of art, and you will love them.
