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Detail of the grooved grip and mouthpiece. A very nice piece of maple.	Another detail of the filed head and cleanout, with steel top cap.

A very elegant and well-balanced tomahawk. The steel head is filed and carved on the upper and lower edges, and blued and rubbed for an aged patina. The cleanout plug is African Blackwood set into a riveted steel cap. The grip has two large bands of poured pewter set into a dark, richly-figured curly maple handle. The lower grip is carved with 6 grooves. The mouthpiece is turned Blackwood, and the pipe is drilled for smoking. A sterling silver feather is secured to each side of the upper grip.

The hawk is 20” long, and the head is 6.5” long.