Hand-forged by Yakutian masters — every knife is unique

Master’s Spark

SKU: MUUS-YAK-50
$269

A practical and dependable Yakut knife supplied with a fire steel — a strong choice for anyone who spends time outdoors, on the trail, at the water, or who simply values traditional Northern craft.


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About the product

Master’s Spark

This Yakut knife is made for household tasks and for use outdoors, at the water and on the hunt. It handles food, fish and meat, woodwork and the everyday jobs that come up around a camp. The blade is 40Kh13 stainless steel — corrosion-resistant, strong and undemanding in care. The 130 mm handle is Karelian birch, whose natural texture makes every knife look a little different, and the mountain ram horn bolster underlines its Northern character. Along with the leather sheath the knife comes with a fire steel, useful for lighting a fire on the trail, at the water or on a hunt.

Handcrafted Yakut Knife

Specifications:

  • Blade — 40Kh13 stainless steel
  • Blade length — 140 mm
  • Blade width — 30 mm
  • Spine thickness — 3 mm
  • Handle — Karelian birch
  • Handle length — 130 mm
  • Bolster — Mountain ram horn
  • Sheath — leather with a wooden or plastic insert
  • Included — fire steel
  • Weight — 350 g

Master’s work. One-of-a-kind piece

Each knife is handcrafted by a Yakut master and is truly unique. Minor variations in appearance are a natural hallmark of genuine handwork

Master's Spark — 3
Product typeYakut knife
PurposeEveryday use, hunting and fishing
Steel40Kh13 stainless
Hardness52–56 HRC
HandleKarelian birch
BolsterMountain ram horn
SheathLeather with a wooden or plastic insert
HandmadeYes
Blade length140 mm
Spine thickness3 mm
Handle length130 mm
Width30 mm
Weight350 g

Wipe the blade dry after each use. Store the knife in its sheath in a dry place. Periodically oil the blade to prevent corrosion. The wooden handle can be treated with linseed oil.

More: how to sharpen and care for a Yakut knife

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