KARESUANDO Model UNNA ÀKSU BRUN Hatchet leather cap casket with reindeer skin Article No. 09KA001
Total length 25.0 cm approx.
Length of axe head 10.0 cm
Thickness of axe head 2.0 cm
Height of axe head 4.2 cm
Length of cutting blade 6.6 cm
Handle material Karelian curly birch, reindeer horn emblem, elk bone finish
Material of the axe polished stainless steel
Hardness 55 HRC
Handle length 18.5 cm
Color brown
Weight 340 gram
Manufacturer KARESUANDO, Sweden
Scope of delivery 1 x axe
1 x leather sheath in black color, light seams
Closure 2 x push button
Supplied in a beautiful gift box lined with reindeer skin
Search words axe, curly birch, reindeer horn handle, small axe, camping axe, hunting axe
The Sami people in Lapland call it a "small axe".
"Unna Àksu" It sounds affectionate. Because it is so pretty, pretty and handy. Women and men always want to have her with them. On the hunt for David at camp or other campsites, or even when drinking lager in front of the fireplace at home: you always want to keep an eye on her, if not put your hand on her. And then whisper: "Unna Àksu". If you wield the small axe carefully, it can also be used as a knife thanks to the special shape of the head. To then place it on her fur. Does it dream of the seeds finally calling it an axe, even though it is not an axe at all? With a total length of just 25 cm, it can be wielded with one hand, can be hung on the belt and is then considered an axe. Not an axe, it can stay in the forest. Or does it prefer to be called "curly birch" in English - note the letter "r", not "t" - curly birch? I think a Karelian bear dog goes well with the Karelian curly birch of the handle. Also a great coat and a great hunting companion. My Canadian Labrador is less interested in the hatchet, the reindeer skin in the wooden box supplied drives her crazy, turning the nose sponge into jelly. If she could talk, she would ask me: "You, human, what do the seeds mean when they say something is "reindeer-t"?"
Axe in the house
Susann Frécôt
kontakt@scharferladen.de
