9" Black Wooden Handled Athame Dagger

This is a perfect athame for ritual work. Good quality and a fair price.

Great knife, perfectly balanced, fits my hand nicely. Great quality!

love the style of this, and it is very well weighted, perfectly balanced at the fulcrum. The blade itself will be a bit dull when you receive it, though the point is very sharp (the cover it with a nice rubber stopper) so just be aware of that if you actually plan to cut anything with it. a couple of flaws in the handle where you can tell the pieces weren't quite cut cleanly before being put together, but they do a great job of smoothing the edges so you won't feel a difference as you handle it. Blade has a slight curve to its grind line but it's exactly the same on both sides so may be intentional. The sheath for it wasn't fully stitched up on one side. looked like the machine may have switched around the last half inch and they said "good enough" and used it anyway (which honestly it is good enough to hold it still so I'm fine with it) Overall really great for use as an athame and seems like it's pretty sturdy and will last a long time. Still give it a 5 star, just 4 star on craftsmanship.

This knife is just a common Boot Knife made in Pakistan. It's Full Tang. I just bought it for the look of it. There is nothing that I have seen stamped or any symbol of Witchcraft on this Boot Knife. It's a common knife there is nothing dark about it. It's all in your head if you actually believe that this knife gives you "special powers" or deals with the Occult. Seek help from a Counselor if you actually believe that this is a Dark Object. It's a Hunting Boot Knife. The one I received is Greyish Black. Again it's made in Pakistan they mass produce knives. The Box it came in is labeled Boot Knife. I gave 4 stars because of the Greyish Black tint. Other than that it's pretty nice.

Perfect tool for magick workings! Great deal on a decent quality item

Yes, I know basically nobody is using this knife to cut things in the physical realm. I'm still reviewing it that way because $17 is $17. Packaging: Bare bones. A cardboard box contains the dagger in one plastic bag and the sheath in another plastic bag. Design: Looks great at first glance, but there are black marks on the steel parts of the guard and handle that I can't polish off. The wood handle also looked a bit dry, but if you want a true black-handled double-edged dagger, your options are limited. I like the more practical approach and the full tang. I feel like "working tools" should be capable of work. Feel: Good. The wood is smooth and the balance of the knife is at the pin closest to the blade, which makes it very easy to handle. Unfortunately, the steel edges of the handle dig into the palm, so it's not very comfortable. Overall fit and finish is annoying enough for me to take off a star. Sharpness: Poor. This dagger ships unsharpened, though the point is definitely dangerous. This is probably a positive for those using it for purely ceremonial purposes. Sheath: Okay, with a major problem. The sheath is very hard plastic, but the button clasp will scratch the handle every single time you use it. This costs another star. Is it really that difficult to make a better sheath or use harder metal on the guard where the button makes contact?

Sharp, I cut, I hide it, i love be careful it's a larger then 3inch tho but I love it

The quality of the athame itself is very good. It has a nice weight to it. The sheath not so much. 5 stars because I bought it just for the blade, but don't expect any quality at all for the sheath. I think it's just two pieces of cardboard glued together with some fake leather.

Great quality, I will take pride in showing it to others. I will be using it for my practice, ceremonies only Thank you.

It’s for ritual and has come in handy cutting cords. Well made. Good weight and nice size. Happy with my purchase.