A tomahawk is a hatchet-like tool that originated in North America, typically featuring an axe-like appearance with a straight handle. The word "tomahawk" was adopted into the English language in the 17th century, derived from the Powhatan (Virginian Algonquian) language. Tomahawks served as multifunctional tools used by Native Americans and European colonists alike, commonly utilized in close combat or as projectile weapons. The design of metal tomahawk heads was influenced by the Royal Navy's boarding axe and these were exchanged with Native Americans for various goods and provisions. Materials: Carbon Steel, Wood Blade: Forged by hand from premium carbon steel, the blade boasts durability and retains a sharp edge.