The "Edelweiss 3" axe is a compact companion for the mountains and home.

“The axe of a Hutsul is a faithful companion in the mountains, where every step requires a reliable support.”

The Hutsul axe “Edelweiss 3” is a work of art inspired by the mountainous landscape of the Carpathians. Crafted by masters from Hutsulshchyna, it features a unique shape and quality materials, combining functionality and aesthetics.

About the Product

The blade of the axe is made from high-quality steel, ensuring durability and sharpness. The wooden handle is crafted from natural wood, providing an aesthetic appearance and a comfortable grip during use. Due to its compactness and lightness, the “Edelweiss 3” is convenient to take on a hike or picnic — it will be a reliable assistant for active recreation.

Who It's Suitable For and Who It's Not

Technical Specifications

Advantages of the Material

• Durability and sharpness of the blade — quality steel retains its edge for a long time.
• Comfortable grip of the wooden handle — fits comfortably in the hand during use.
• Lightweight and compact — easy to take with you on a hike.
• Aesthetic value — suitable for both work and as a collection item.

Traditions of Hutsul Craftsmanship

The axe “Edelweiss 3” is handcrafted by the masters of the WORKSHOP OF HUTSUL AXES AND KELEFIS in the city of Kosiv — one of the centers of Hutsul culture in Prykarpattia. Each product preserves traditional techniques of wood and metal processing that have been passed down through generations.

Care for the Product

• Wipe the blade with a dry soft cloth after use.
• Avoid prolonged contact with moisture — this applies to both the metal blade and the wooden handle.
• Do not use aggressive household chemicals for cleaning.
• Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight.

“In every steep ascent of the mountains, there is a place for a faithful axe in hand.”

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