The Pictus Knife was inspired by the Celtic culture, who made engravings on their weapons, utensils, and even tattoos on their bodies. The "Pictus" name also follows its original meaning (painted and engraved). The "endless knots" on its blade and handle are very characteristic of the Celtic culture.
Walter A Matthews is a survival techniques specialist who also served as an officer for more than 20 years in the Chilean Marine Corps. In 2005 he founded in Chile the first Survival and Primitive Skills school. As a SERE Instructor, he has also trained Special Forces operators on survival techniques. His tactical experience, self-reliance, primitive skills, and bushcraft techniques in different locations throughout the world, give him the ability to design various types of knives and outdoor tools.
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