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A newly forged Viking axe with a new design and even more detailed craftsmanship.
The head is made of carbon steel to be durable and strong. On it we etched an illustration with meaningful Norse symbols (Runes, Helm of Awe, Knotwork).
Thanks to our etching method, the etching will last a lifetime and the axe will be a family heirloom passed down from generation to generation.
The wooden handle has been carefully carved and engraved with the Elder Futhark runes.
This axe is no toy. It's fully functional.
I bought this for my BF and he absolutely loves it! He takes it with him whenever we go hiking or camping. He uses it to cut small branches and for self-defense (thanks god we never had to use it for that).
Thanks Emilia!
Money well spent for Norse fanatics and/or collectors.
Glad to hear that!
I bought this to be part of a cosplay as Ragnar Lothbrok from Vikings. I have no plans to cut wood or throw it. It is definitely well-made and has that authentic, rustic look that you would expect from a Viking-style weapon.
This thing is not a toy. I sliced an entire sheet of paper in half by gently running the blade across. Don’t break it by chopping wood or throwing it—this is designed for killing (though I hope no one uses it for that reason). But it is exactly what I was looking for!
Thank you and thanks for the picture!
Excellent axe and very sharp ! Attention ! Beautiful finish, engraving even more beautiful in real than on the photos. I recommend it ! Fast delivery
Absolutely love this axe, very worth the price. Very well made and exactly as expected.
It's pure art but deadly art! Attention to detail is unmatched and the rune was perfect!
Viking Battle Axe with Etched Norse Symbols
Craftsmanship is brilliant and I see no problems with the axe, very well balanced and perfect blade, very worth the money
My friend loved the axe and all the details on. I got to test the sharpness out of the box and it was amazing!!!
I really like the Viking Battle Axe, it's well balanced and feels good in the hand.
Glad to hear that! Thanks David!
