Handmade axe "Falcon of Chornohora"

“The falcon circles over the Chornohora as freely as the hand of a master guides the chisel across the wood.”

The Hutsul axe “Falcon of Chornohora” is a true work of folk art that combines traditional manufacturing techniques with modern design. Each axe is created by masters from the Carpathians, who pass their knowledge from generation to generation.

About the product

Made from high-strength steel and eco-friendly wood, the “Falcon of Chornohora” will not only be a reliable assistant in everyday life but also a bright decoration for your interior. Its unique shape and refined painting on the handle give the product a special charm and reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Hutsul people.

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Technical specifications

Advantages of the material

• Reliability of high-strength steel — ensures durability and stable operation.
• Eco-friendliness of wood — a natural material without harmful additives.
• Artistic value of the painting — the refined ornament on the handle emphasizes authenticity.
• Practicality — suitable for both everyday use and as a decorative element.

Hutsul craft traditions

The axe “Falcon of Chornohora” is handmade by masters of the WORKSHOP OF HUTSUL AXES AND KELEFS in the city of Kosiv — one of the centers of Hutsul culture in Prykarpattia. Each product embodies the spirit of the mountains and the richness of nature, while traditional manufacturing techniques are passed down from generation to generation.

Care for the product

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

“High above Chornohora, the falcon circles — as freely as the tradition of Hutsul masters lives on.”

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Please note: the color and shade of the metal and wooden elements in the photo may differ slightly from the actual ones due to lighting conditions and screen settings.