Pohjolan Tulet Displaying Capercaillie is a Finnish wilderness knife handcrafted in Lapland, combining traditional design with unique details. This Finnish outdoor knife is designed especially for hunting and wilderness activities, but it is also an excellent choice as a gift knife.
Pohjolan Tulet knives are known for their striking and skillfully crafted pyrography artwork, created by Sanna-Kaisa Kiviniemi in cooperation with Ruoto according to their wishes. Each knife is a unique work of art that reflects Finnish craftsmanship and wilderness-inspired aesthetics. This hunting-themed knife is decorated with an image of a male capercaillie perched on a branch in its display posture, intricately burned into the knife handle. The handle, made from curly birch and reindeer bone, combined with a sturdy carbon steel blade, makes this knife not only visually impressive but also a practical tool for demanding conditions.
Pohjolan Tulet Displaying Capercaillie is a robust and durable knife featuring decorative reindeer antler pieces in the handle, while the blade is made from Finnish carbon steel. In this model, the handle is decorated with a "singing" male capercaillie perched on a tree branch, representing perhaps the most coveted quarry of the Finnish grouse hunter. The knife is designed for demanding use, but it also serves as an excellent gift for anyone with an interest in hunting and outdoor life. All knives are handcrafted in Fell Lapland, in the municipality of Kolari. Pohjolan Tulet knives are skillfully made and built to withstand heavy use. Each knife is a unique creation that showcases the craftsmanship and aesthetics of Lapland’s handicraft tradition. Whether you are in the forest, deep in the wilderness, or looking for a special gift, a Pohjolan Tulet knife is an excellent choice.
