Handmade knife “Wolf”
Item 1335
$1,950
A collection knife can be not only painted with beautiful engravings and decorative elements, but also completely made in a certain style. For example, kukri point handmade knife “Wolf” is made to resemble the shape of a wolf’s tail. Kukri – an ancient national weapon of the tribe of Gurkhas-residents of Nepal. Kukri is also often called “machete”, “cleaver”, “short sword”, but all these are variations of one ancient and mysterious weapon – Nepalese kukri.
Nepalese kukri is a souvenir, ritual, military weapons, and in addition also a household tool and sometimes a kitchen knife. The shape of the blade and handle allow you to solve a huge number of various tasks without applying effort.
Specification
Artistically crafted desk knife from the series “Silver age”.
Overall length: 325 mm
Blade length: 190 mm
Blade thickness: 5 mm
Blade width: 35 mm
Coating thickness: silver 12,5 µm
Blade Rockwell hardness 56 HRC
The length of the blade of the Nepalese kukri is usually from 280 to 400 mm, and the thickness of the butt of the largest blade can reaches 12 mm. The Blade has the Crescent-shaped. Sharpening zone passes along the inner side of the blade, and sharpening goes in such a way that the center of gravity is transferred closer to the edge of the knife.
Production of the Handmade knife “Wolf” lasts 46 days. The blade goes through casting and forging, as well as special processing for applying texture and polishing with silver.
The blade of Damascus steel resembles the shape of a wolf’s tail, and the handle of choice ebony is the body of an animal. The tip of the handle in the form of a wolf’s head complements the composition, making the knife a symbol of this predator.
In addition to the knife, you will get a decorative luxury box, a handmade stand made of ebony, and two pairs of gloves to demonstrate your blade.
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