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Norse Tanto Seax Knife 14" Handmade Carbon Steel Viking-Style Blade
Norse Tanto Seax Knife 14" Handmade Carbon Steel Viking-Style Blade
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The seax blade holds a distinct place in Viking-era history, recognized by its single-edged design with a straight spine that angles down toward the tip. Norse warriors and craftsmen carried this style for both practical daily use and its recognizable profile. The Norse Tanto Seax Knife continues that same historical shape as every Norse Style Knife we forge today.
Mirror polished carbon steel adds a refined finish to this historical design. This process gives the blade a clean, reflective surface while carbon steel holds a sharp edge well through regular handling and outdoor use.
Introduction
If you want a blade that reflects genuine Viking-era design with a clean, polished finish, the Norse Tanto Seax Knife delivers both. At 14 inches overall, with a 9 inch carbon steel blade, it has the length and presence that made the seax recognizable in Norse culture. As a Tanto Seax Knife, the full tang construction means the steel runs the entire length of the handle, matching traditional forging methods.
The natural wood handle offers a warm, secure grip, while the steel guard and pommel add both strength and a finished, historical look. As a Handcrafted Seax Knife, it works well for both historical collectors and outdoor enthusiasts who want a functional piece with real heritage.
Norse Tanto Seax Knife Blade
This Forged Steel Seax features a 9 inch carbon steel blade with a mirror polish finish and a straight edge that defines the seax shape. As a Custom Viking Knife, the full tang construction runs through the entire 5 inch handle, with a steel guard and pommel adding structural reinforcement at both ends. The mirror polish gives the blade a clean, reflective surface that highlights its sharp, functional edge.
Uses and Safety
The Norse Tanto Seax Knife works well for camping, outdoor utility tasks, historical display, and collection pieces where a period-accurate blade matters. Clean and dry the blade after each use to maintain the mirror polish and prevent rust from forming. Store it safely away from children when not in use.
Specifications
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Overall Length: 14 inches
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Blade Length: 9 inches
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Handle Length: 5 inches
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Blade Material: Carbon steel
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Handle Material: Natural wood
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Guard Material: Steel
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Pommel Material: Steel
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Blade Finish: Mirror polish
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Edge Type: Straight edge
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Tang Type: Full tang
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Construction: Handmade, hand-finished
FAQs
Q: What makes a seax blade different from other knife styles?
It's defined by a single edge with a straight spine that angles down toward the tip, a shape distinct to Viking-era Norse culture.
Q: What does the mirror polish finish add to the blade?
It gives the carbon steel a clean, reflective surface while still maintaining a sharp, functional edge for regular use.
Q: What does full tang mean on this knife?
The blade steel runs through the entire handle, adding strength and matching the traditional forging methods used historically.
Q: What are the steel guard and pommel for?
They add structural reinforcement at both ends of the handle while giving the knife a finished, historically inspired look.
Q: Is the Norse Tanto Seax Knife good for gifting?
Yes, its historical accuracy and polished carbon steel blade make it a standout gift for Norse history enthusiasts and collectors.
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