Nordic Knives
Karesuando:
Sweden´s northernmost church is 250 km north of the Arctic Circle, along the same latitude as middle Greenland and the northernmost regions of Canada. The village was founded with its first permanent house in 1670. Reindeer husbandry is one of the area’s most important industries and Karesuando lies within the Könkämä sameby reindeer-herding area.
The knives we craft in Karesuando are adapted to our environment of the barren, arctic climate, Northern Lights and Midnight Sun. We make genuine products that are shaped by centuries of handicraft traditions and natural raw materials.
All the knife-components are fabricated in the own workshop.
The handle in all knife models is made of birch, reindeer horn and leather.
For the blades is used Carbonsteel Rokki 1231, Stainless steel Sandvik 12C27, Powder steel Damasteel Sweden (ex. Rwl 34) or Damascus steel Damasteeel Sverige. The Damascus blades are made of stainless powder steel. All blades are hardened to HRC 57 or even harder.
Sweden´s northernmost church is 250 km north of the Arctic Circle, along the same latitude as middle Greenland and the northernmost regions of Canada. The village was founded with its first permanent house in 1670. Reindeer husbandry is one of the area’s most important industries and Karesuando lies within the Könkämä sameby reindeer-herding area.
The knives we craft in Karesuando are adapted to our environment of the barren, arctic climate, Northern Lights and Midnight Sun. We make genuine products that are shaped by centuries of handicraft traditions and natural raw materials.
All the knife-components are fabricated in the own workshop.
The handle in all knife models is made of birch, reindeer horn and leather.
For the blades is used Carbonsteel Rokki 1231, Stainless steel Sandvik 12C27, Powder steel Damasteel Sweden (ex. Rwl 34) or Damascus steel Damasteeel Sverige. The Damascus blades are made of stainless powder steel. All blades are hardened to HRC 57 or even harder.
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