It's actually quite small...about 5 inches for the blade, but, yes, heavy because of the quarter inch thick blade, hence its "chopping' power. It's used as a utility knife in Indonesian villages.It's very well made, the handle is of rosewood, but the "Head Hunter" title is only for drama

Thanks lincemiope.

Thank you for that

is a kitchen scissors, which is called chewing. used for meat and herbs

the bottom is a thick glass, with irregular brushstrokes of white goo, and left to dry. under a colored cloth. the variations are infinite
thanks for the comment