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The Mookadagan, or Crooked Knife, is a traditional carving tool used by Indigenous artisans for generations. Hand-carved by Geronimo Bruce Shecapio from birch, varnished, and fitted with a curved steel blade, each knife has a cord-wrapped grip for comfort and control.
Choose the ambidextrous double-sided blade, which works for both left- and right-handed carvers, or the left-handed blade.
Blade: Curved steel, ideal for controlled pull-cuts
Handle: Hand-carved varnished birch with black or blue cord wrap
Size: Approx. 10" long x 1.5" tall x 1.5" wide
Use: Shaping paddles, snowshoes, spoons and detailed woodwork
More than a tool, the Mookadagan carries cultural significance as an essential part of traditional craftsmanship in Eeyou Istchee and beyond.
Crooked Knife (Mookadagan) – Birch Handle
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Geronimo Bruce Shecapio
Geronimo Bruce Shecapio is an artist from Ouje-Bougoumou, QC, who creates ceremonial crafts and paintings, drawing inspiration from materials and their meanings. He is self-taught and influenced by other Native artists.
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