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Northern Lights

SKU: MUUS-YAK-16
$239

Where winter lasts nine months, everything must serve faithfully. This knife is one of those things. The single-bevel blade holds its edge where others give up. Northern birch doesn’t flex and doesn’t slip — you hold the handle with confidence, even with wet hands. This is not craft made for sale. This is knowledge passed…


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Northern Lights

Northern Lights — A Yakut Knife Where Art Meets Edge

Like the aurora dancing above the Yakutian sky, the Northern Lights knife is a study in natural beauty and quiet power. The Kh12MF blade gleams with the distinctive asymmetric profile that has defined Yakut knives for millennia — a shape perfected not for aesthetics, but for function in the coldest conditions on Earth. The Karelian birch handle displays rich, swirling grain patterns as individual as a fingerprint, and the mountain ram horn bolster adds a refined finishing touch.

Specifications:

  • Blade — Kh12MF tool steel
  • Blade length — 130–140 mm
  • Spine thickness — 3.5 mm
  • Handle — Karelian birch
  • Handle length — 120 mm
  • Width — 31 mm
  • Thickness — 18 mm
  • Bolster — Mountain ram horn
  • Sheath — leather with wooden or plastic insert

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.

Northern Lights — handmade Yakut knife by MUUS, photo 2
Product typeYakut knife
PurposeEveryday use, hunting and fishing
SteelKh12MF tool steel
Hardness60–62 HRC
HandleKarelian birch
BolsterMountain ram horn
SheathLeather
HandmadeYes
Blade length130–150 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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