Description

Stag Handle Damascus Steel Dirk

This beautiful Scottish stag handle dirk is made in Scotland with naturally shed stag antler and a quality Damascus steel blade. This dirk is patterned after the early Scottish ballock knives (or Kidney Knife to the Victorians). It is a beautiful dirk that will look great with almost any outfit. Well-made, with a good-quality, full-tang, “backed” (single-edged and wedge-shaped in cross-section) Damascus steel blade. Includes your choice of black or brown embossed leather sheath. 18-inch overall length. Because the handle is a natural stag antler, each dirk is unique and will vary from the featured dirk.

• Made in Scotland
• Naturally Shed Stag Antler
• Quality Damascus Steel Blade
• 18″ Overall Length
• Choice of Black or Brown Embossed Leather Sheath
• Each Dirk is Unique

The dirk is an optional accessory, but still an important part of any Highland dress. Originally it was both a weapon and a utility tool. Eventually, it evolved into a stylized dress accessory. A perfect compliment to your Outlander kilt or attire.

Please see our weapons disclaimer and care instructions before purchase.

Dirks and Daggers

We have plenty of daggers and dirks. Customers love our recently added Renaissance Dagger that comes with a beautifully embossed sheath. Everyone needs a bollock dagger! We started making a quality sheath for these since we don’t love the basic sheath. If you would like an ornately decorated dagger, check out our Celtic Dagger. We have several Damascus dirks with the characteristic stripes of Damascus blades. One has an ornate rosewood handle. The grip has an ergonomic shape, and the guard features geometric metal banding. Another has an ebony wood handle with metal decoration. Lastly, our Damascus Rosewood Dirk has a spear point blade. Our affordable Knight’s Dagger has intricate scrolling filigree on the sheath. Scots make our Stag Handle Carbon Steel Dirk using a stag’s antler for the handle. They also use an antler to make our Stag Handle Damascus Steel Dirk.