Naalien 102, le puukko en frêne

Its steel, 135Cr3, which has been proven for a long time, will allow you to sharpen it very easily and give it a very fine cut in the blink of an eye. It has been given a patinated finish with a temper line while leaving some of the forging rough, the result of Elie's work in our workshop.In terms of measurements:It has a total length of 20.5 cm.Its cutting edge is 8.5 cm.In terms of wood, we have slipped three rings (maple, green ebony and Macassar ebony) on most of the handle in ash. The whole gives an elegant piece, sober and finely underlined by red spacers. Elie has made engravings on the handle. Ash tends to gain golden hues in UV.This Naalien is a knife drawn from a series of blades of the same name. It is a unique piece even if the shape is approximately identical to the other knives in this series.Each piece is unique and will remain so and is entirely made and forged in our workshop in Deux-Sèvres.Its history in the universe of AcryleThe Naalien is a blade used mainly in Naalin, a cold country populated by distant cousins of the orcs. A trading people and less warlike, they have completely adapted to the cold and develop techniques learned during their many travels. The Naalien is the regional knife. It is very common and is a model with variable proportions, as it is also used by the humans who populate this difficult region.The little extrasAs always, delivered by owl with its certificate of authenticity! Our blades benefit from lifetime maintenance in our Workshop and are guaranteed within the limits of normal use. Because we are nice, but also because we like to hear from our creations.

It is important to never use a dishwasher, nor the scraper of a sponge to wash a blade. In the first case, you will make it rust, in the second, you will scratch it (and make it more sensitive to rust...).
Cleaning the blade can be done with water – by drying it immediately – or with oil: this will allow a more harmonious patina to form. Cleaning the handle can also be done with oil, in case of stubborn stains, you can also re-sand with 1200 grit and re-wax or oil it.