Tomahawk with functional peace pipe

Indian Tomahawk with functional peace pipe and blade made of steel. An Indian head is printed on the blade. Opposite the blade sits the pipe bowl. The handle is made of wood. The rivets and the leather wrapping on the handle give the tomahawk an authentic look.

The tomahawk itself is usually made of sturdy material like steel, with a stable handle that often consists of wood or another durable material. The blade can feature various designs, from traditional to artistic engravings.

The peace pipe (also known as "pipe of peace" or "calumet") is often integrated into the handle of the tomahawk or attached as a separate part. It can be made from various materials such as wood or ceramic and is often artistically decorated. The pipe is traditionally used in ceremonies to symbolize peace and friendship.

This combination of tomahawk and peace pipe represents a connection between the warrior and peace symbol, which is of great significance in many indigenous cultures.

Total length: 48 cm
Blade material: steel
Blade length: 8 cmHandle made of wood with rivets and leather wrapping
Weight: approx. 0.324 kg
Blade not sharp