Viking Seax Blade- Replica from Birka, Sweden

Historically Accurate Viking Seax from Birka This Viking seax knife is a replica of many finds from Björkö (Birka), Sweden, dating to the 9th–10th century AD. These Seaxes can be seen at the Historical Museum in Stockholm among other exhibits in Sweden. The seax was an essential part of a man’s attire in the Viking Age, often carried as both a tool and a weapon.  Made in Germany from expert crafters, this replica features a walnut wood handle reinforced with carefully layered leather and brass, crafted for both durability and beauty. The historically accurate Viking seax includes a leather sheath designed to be worn across the back or on the pant leg with the handle pointing right, just as the originals were used. A small ring at the end of the handle allows for quick and easy drawing of the blade. Forged from AISI 1070 carbon steel, the sharpened and polished blade is fully functional making it perfect for collectors, reenactors, or anyone seeking a tangible connection to Viking craft