Kirpp

Kirpp is a traditional Finnish knife, known for its distinctive design and craftsmanship. The name "kirpp" is derived from the Finnish word "kirves," which means axe. This knife is characterized by its double-edged blade, which is typically made of high-quality steel. The blade is often curved, with a distinctive "S" shape, and is usually about 15-20 centimeters long. The handle is usually made of wood, often birch, and is wrapped in leather or rope for grip. Kirpp knives are often used for a variety of tasks, including butchering, woodworking, and general household chores. They are also popular among collectors and enthusiasts of traditional Finnish tools. The craftsmanship involved in making a kirpp knife is highly regarded, with many knives being passed down through generations. Today, kirpp knives are not only functional tools but also cultural artifacts, representing the rich heritage of Finnish craftsmanship.