Whisky oak and celtic emblem

A beautifully coloured Scottish Stag antler sgian dubh, complimented by the recycled oak whisky hilt and cap with carbon steel blade. 

Finger indents on handle and lovely wood markings on the oak hilt. Antler has been polished to protect and enhance it. Unfortunately there is no whisky with it, although there may still be an aroma.

Comes with a substantial brown leather Celtic embossed scabbard and presentation gift box.

Sgian Dubh blade is supplied blunt.

Ideal for wedding attire  for groom, bestman and  guests.

Measures sgian dubh 7.5" (190mm)                         

                   Kilt pin  4.5" (113mm)   

Sgian-dubh (skee-en-doo).  Although the primary meaning of dubh is "black", the secondary meaning of  "hidden" is at the root of sgian-dubh.   Courtesy and etiquette would demand that when entering the home of a friend, any concealed weapons would be revealed. It follows that the sgian -dubh would be removed from its hiding place and displayed in the stocking top.

It is now worn as part of traditional Scottish dress tucked into the top of the kilt hose with only the  upper portion of the hilt visible.

All my antlers come from the Highlands of Scotland and each piece has been specially selected. Due to the nature of antlers no two pieces are the same so you are guarenteed to have a unique item. The item in the picture is the one which will be despatched. I have left the blade unsharpened as they are mainly ornamental.

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