Audhumbla
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2014-02-14

Custom sheath for a Leatherman Super Tool & Burtek Pocketwrench

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Custom sheath for a Leatherman Super Tool (no longer produced) and a Burtek Pocketwrench. Natural veg tanned leather hand sewed with waxed l...
2014-02-10

Straight razor rehandle

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Here is something a bit different from what I use to make!  Two straight razor rehandles in Australian Mallee Burl with bone wedge and 200...
2013-10-01

Small fibula knife with sheath.

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Just finished with a small fibula knife with sheath. Bone handle with brass bolsters and drawring. Handmade blade in O1. Leather sheath wi...
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2013-09-01

Birka-style knife with studded handle

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Full flat grind knife blade in 15N20/1095. Knife handle in willow (Salix caprea) with brass studs, draw-ring and bolsters. Leather scabbar...
2013-08-18

Small viking knife with sheath.

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Small viking knife with sheath.  Blade is a razor sharp full flat grind from Aage Frederiksen and the handle are wild cherry (Prunus avi...
2013-06-27

Small viking knife in green.

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Another small viking belt knife finished!  Blade from Thomas Cederroth and flame maple handle with brass bolsters. Deep sheath with curv...
2013-06-17

Birka style war knife

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Just finished one of my all time favourite projects! I'm really happy how this knife and sheath turned out and I'm sure it will be...
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Audhumbla makes reconstructions of viking age knifes, tools, belts and bags. All projects are based on an extensive research of archaeological originals. In our craft we use materials and techniques that were available in the viking age and try to give the clients an idea of how these artifacts could have looked when they were new. Audhumbla also takes on modern projects like custom made leather sheaths for knifes, saddlebags, watch straps and much more. Audhumbla is owned by Edvin Sjöberg who has studied Archaeology at Gothenburg University and have a Bachelor degrees in Industrial Design from Gotland University. These two set of skills compliment each other to produce great products that bring the past to life. Edvin lives on Gotland together with his daughter and a miniature schnauzer named Zelda.
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