Traditional uses for the ulu include everything from sewing to igloo building. Originally, blades were made of jade, slate, or bone. This ulu has been fitted with a fine, double-beveled, 440 stainless steel blade. Its handle & base are made from genuine Dymond wood, consisting of twenty-one layers of individually colored, pressurized, & cross-laminated birchwood. Dymond wood is prized for its strength, durability, & beauty. It should be treated as any other fine cutlery: washed by hand with warm, soapy water & dried properly.

This ulu was assembled by hand in the U.S.A., with a portion of proceeds benefitting U.S. Veterans.