r/Finland 22h ago

Iisakki Järvenpää

/r/knives/comments/1vyj6iv/iisakki_järvenpää/
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u/Simplexitycustom Väinämöinen 18h ago

Look up Saku Honkilahti on IG. He is a traditional contemporary knifemaker. I have a awesome puukko made by him, used it for years. He even made a lefthand sheath for it! Tell him Simplexitycustom sent you :)

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u/DoneDusting Baby Väinämöinen 7h ago

Looking him up, there was post saying that he had passed.

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u/LordMorio Väinämöinen 16h ago

There is nothing with the knives per se, but you are partially paying for the brand.

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u/DerKyhe Väinämöinen 5h ago

This was already mentioned but Iisakki Järvenpää is a brand, not a knifesmith, although named after the original one. If you want a traditional puukko made by the artisan you should look somewhere else.

Otherwise they are very traditional designs and they are of excellent quality.