Knife to butcher

This skinning knife (savik, in Inuit) is a modern, handcrafted tool inspired by an ancient model that is still in use today. Its sharp, pointed metal blade is inserted and double-riveted into a solid piece of caribou antler, which serves as the handle. Inuit ancestors were already making them during the Thule period, also known as the Inuit period (around 800 to 250 years before present). In the past, the blade was often fashioned from sl...