Yakutian Knife Conjured even though no actual example

even though no actual example exists outside of a single woodcut in Woodcraft and Camping

Two Interior and Two Exterior Pockets

Folds up neatly for every day wear but unsnaps to a large bag to carry home all your woodland finds

Apron front measures approximately - 16 1/2" wide by 14" tall

Yakutian Knife Conjured even though no actual exampleThe Yakutian, or Sakha people, of Siberia, have a long and rich tradition of blacksmithing, holding village smiths just below shamans in reverence. The iconic knife of these people has evolved from prehistoric knives made of bones, and the unique shape remains. What makes the Yakutian knife so special is its blade geometry. One side of the blade is flat, and features a deep, hammered in fuller or groove. The other is almost entirely convex. This