Knife Zlatoust Zlatoust Pchak-Н - 95X18/karelian birch

Pchak (from Uzbek pichaq - knives) - traditional Uzbek Nůž. A characteristic feature of Pchaku is a wedge-shaped cross section, a relatively wide blade (much wider than the handle), a handle that continues the line of the handle and connects to the blade using rivets. The shape of the AIR Pchaku tip is called (Tugri). The handle is relatively narrow, its head has a bend in the shape of beak (Chakmok).

Pchak is widespread throughout Central Asia. For example, Uigurs believe that every Uigur man should have a beak with it as a Nůž for everyday wear. Today, bees are ideal for use in the kitchen - for slicing meat, slicing bread, fruits, vegetables and of course juicy melons and pumpkins.

The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the product and its components that do not affect the quality of the product (blade, handle, scabbard, label, etc.)