Medieval Scottish Gaelic Sgain Dubhs Celtic Traditional Highland Dagger Knife

The Gaelic Sgain Dubhs has been around for centuries and it is worn as part of a traditional Scottish Highland dress along with the kilt. It is worn tucked into the top of the kilt hose with only the upper portion of the hilt visible. The sgian-dubh is normally worn on the right leg, but can also be worn on the left, depending on whether the wearer is right or left-handed. The hilt is a gorgeous display of Celtic knot-work, a twisting array of metallic lines that forms a comfortable and entirely modern-looking grip for an old-world dagger. The pommel is set with a red crystal, meant to imitate the valuable cairngorm stones that older generations would use to decorate their sgian dubh. The blade is stainless steel, with a full edge on one side and a half-edge on the other and serration on the bottom of the back-edge of the blade. Included is a small blood-groove to remove some unnecessary weight from the blade.

Specifications:

• Overall Length: 9 Inches
• Blade Length: 4.25 Inches
• Handle Length: 4.50 Inches
• Blade Material: 440 Polished Stainless Steel
• Handle Material: Cast Metal Celtic Knot work, Faux Red Gem
• Sheath: ABS with Metal Tip

Features:

• 440 Stainless Steel Blade
• Cast Metal Celtic Handle
• Beautiful Red Faux Gem
• ABS Sheath w/ Metal Tip