The Njord Alvaldi almighty jotnar giver of gold.
Medieval cutlery set consisting of a universal knife and an eating awl, based on historical finds. The entire set is made of hand-forged carbon steel.
Cutlery in the Middle Ages was not the set we are used to today. The knife was larger and sharper so that it could not only be used to cut food on your own plate, but also to cut meat, for example. A spoon or an eating awl was used to skewer the cut food and bring it to the mouth. A fork, on the other hand, was two-pronged and was mainly used for "scooping" and holding meat or fish in place while it was being sliced.
Comes with a handmade brown leather sheath with belt cord.
The inspiration for the design of this traditional medieval cutlery originates from the time of the Vikings. Cutlery was personal and was carried at all times. After all, you don't want to be without cutlery as soon as the food is served. Feel connected to the past and discover the many uses of Njord.
Size:
- Blade: 20cm / 77g
- Awl: 17.5cm / 67g
Steel type: Carbon steel
Hardness (RC): 57
Blade model: Smooth