View source for Weapon:Grusana kaft depicting the phases of Katamba

{{Weapon
|noun=kaft
|newapp2=Yes
|look=Dark leather is tightly secured around the curved grip of the kaft to provide comfort to the wielder.  Atop the hilt, a rounded piece of onyx is carved to resemble a full Katamba moon, the unpolished gem dull and void of all reflection.  The full array of the phases of the dark moon is acid-etched down the darkened steel of the Rakash combat blade.  Burned into the leather of the hilt, a lone wolf is posed to gaze longingly into the dark abyss of the pommel.
|STag=rakash,katamba
|range=melee
|adraw=No
|type=LE
|puncture=moderate
|slice=low
|impact=dismal
|foi=terribly
|balance=very well
|suitedness=dismally
|construction=average construction
|metal=yes
|weight=18
|lsize=3
|wsize=1
|hsize=1
|appcost=1773
|source=Rakash Wild Moot
|sourcetype=other
|special=rakash style
|fname=No
}}
It's name translates to "putting knife" ("grusanat": to put and "kaft": knife).

Attendance gift for [[Rakash Moot 437]].