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Mora of Sweden

Brands
Mora Garberg Black Carbon Bushcraft knife With Leather Sheath
€147,95 €104,95
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Mora Garberg Black Carbon Bushcraft knife Multi Mount
€136,95 €97,95
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Mora Garberg Dala Red Black Carbon Bushcraft knife With Polymer Sheath
€119,95 €96,95
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Mora Garberg Bushcraft knife With Leather Sheath
€127,95 €92,95
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Mora Garberg Black Carbon Bushcraft knife With Polymer Sheath
€117,95 €89,95
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Mora Garberg Dala Red Bushcraft knife With Polymer Sheath
€104,95 €89,49
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Mora Garberg Bushcraft knife With Polymer Sheath and with survival kit
€119,95 €85,95
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Mora Garberg Bushcraft knife Multi Mount
€85,95
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Mora Garberg Bushcraft knife With Polymer Sheath
€99,95 €85,95
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Mora Camping Axe Outdoor Axe Green or Orange
€59,95 €54,95
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Mora Bushcraft Black
€49,95
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Mora Erik Frosts 162 hook knife with sheet 2019
€49,49
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Mora 163 Spoon knife with sheet (2019)
€49,49
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Morakniv Classic Wood Splitting Draw Knife
€59,00 €48,95
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Mora 164 spoon knife right handed with sheet (2019)
€51,95 €48,95
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Mora 164 spoon knife left handed with sheet (2019)
€51,95 €48,95
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Mora Erik Frosts 122 Wood Carving knife laminated
€47,95
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Morakniv Scout 39 childrens knife
€46,95
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Morakniv Scout 39 Safe childrens knife
€46,95
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Morakniv Wood Splitting knife 220 Draw Knife
€56,95 €46,95
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Mora Erik Frosts 162 hook knife
€41,95
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Mora 164 spoon knife right handed
€41,95 €40,00
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Mora 164 spoon knife left handed
€41,95 €40,00
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Mora 163 Spoon knife (2019)
€39,95
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Since the 18th century, local craftsmen have been making knives in and around the Swedish town of Mora. It was a long tradition of craftsmanship that was passed down from generation to generation. And this craftsmanship was shared with the rest of the world when Frost-Erik Erson founded the first factory on the outskirts of Mora in 1891. This laid the foundation for the company and brand Morakniv as we know it today.

By the end of the 19th century, the term "Mora knife" was already quite well known in Sweden thanks to the long traditions in the Mora region. After the establishment of the factory, production increased and Morakniv was able to supply more knives in Sweden and to the rest of the world. Knives from Mora reached end-users all over the country through travelling merchants and barter trade.

Even today, some knives are still made by hand in the traditional way. And where possible, production is fully automated. They use advanced technologies and automated production processes to produce quality knives. Because the production process from steel to knife takes place entirely in Mora, Morakniv has full control over the production. This enables them to guarantee that every knife is manufactured in accordance with the standards. And through close cooperation with professional users, new ideas are turned into leading concepts.