The Toki was a tribal leader in Chile during the 15th century war times. The epic poetry “La Araucana” describes its Chilean inhabitants as: “… the people are so extraordinary, so proud, gallant, and bellicose, that they have never been ruled by king, nor foreign dominion submitted.” This knife rescues the strength of those primitive warriors. The Toki Knife has a full tang blade with a finger grip that facilitates carving or other tasks that require greater precision. It has a drop point and convex edge, which also allow greater efficiency, especially in hard work. Its curved handle in the back has a 90° striker for fire starting with ferrocerium rods. It also has a concave notch of excellent diameter, which allows the faster and more stable spinning for use as a “Bowdrill.”
