Anselm Pruning Knife Beret taking refuge under a lonely

taking refuge under a lonely tree

or to keep mud from entering the boot

on the lookout

and the will of the king

Paired with a tanto or wakizashi by samurai to display social power and personal honor

Anselm Pruning Knife Beret taking refuge under a lonelyThis Pruning Knife is useful to have on hand when heading out into the fields or forest. The blade is made straight until the end where it sharply curves like a billhook to easily harvest herbs and prune plants. This item is handmade, therefore, it may vary slightly from what is shown above. Details Features a curved blade like a billhook Has a pinned grip Material: Tool Steel, Wood