Dagger for kilt hose RSD5Z



Description
Sgian dubh – a traditional Scottish knife worn in the kilt hose
A Celtic sgian dubh with a bronze resin handle, in a patterned brown leather sheath.
Sgian dubh (pronounced "skee-an doo") means "black knife" in Gaelic. Historically, it was a small dagger that Highlanders carried hidden under their clothing for protection. Today the sgian dubh is mainly a decorative part of traditional Scottish dress, worn visibly in the kilt hose as part of a formal kilt outfit.
The blade is supplied unsharpened, making it suitable for wear at formal occasions. The blade is made from 420J1 stainless steel with a hardness of 50–51 HRC, which can be sharpened. If you plan to sharpen the blade, we recommend having it sharpened by an experienced professional.
Product details:
Blade material: 420J1 stainless steel, hardness 50–51 HRC
Traditional origin: Scotland
Use: decorative accessory, can be sharpened for practical use
The sgian dubh is not only a symbol of Scottish history but also a stylish accessory that adds a traditional finishing touch to your kilt outfit.
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
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