AccessoriesSlavic lands and Scandinavia
Ritual sickle
Forged sickle with an ash handle, for rites and re-enactment
- Length
- 42 cm
- Weight
- 0.35 kg
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Blacksmith-made
Blacksmith-made and Norse accessories
Everything that comes in handy with an axe, a spear and Norse dress: leather blade covers, cloak pins, ritual sickles, and oil and wax for steel care.
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At a glance
- Covers
- full-grain leather 3–4 mm
- Cloak pins
- steel, brass
- Care
- oil, wax, paper
- Fit
- made for your axe
- Packaging
- safe, with a cover
- Lead time
- in stock or 1–2 weeks
Axe and spearhead covers
A leather cover protects the edge from chipping and you from cuts. I hand-stitch them from thick full-grain leather, made to measure for a specific blade — also for axes bought elsewhere. An outline of the blade on paper is enough.
Ritual sickle and cloak pins
A forged sickle is a harvest tool, but also a ritual object — used at harvest festivals and in re-enactments of old rites. Cloak pins (brooches) I forge after patterns from excavations: penannular, with a triquetra and with a knot.
Frequently asked
Will you make a cover for my axe?
Yes. Trace the blade on paper, measure the thickness at the poll and send a photo through the contact form. I make the cover to measure, usually within a week.
What should I use to care for steel?
Simplest is a thin layer of oil (camellia, gun oil or linseed). For longer storage, microcrystalline wax is better — it doesn't dry out or get sticky.
