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Briefly about pchaks (or pichaks, or pichoqs)
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Knives inspired by the iconic blade profile and functionality of those made famous by George Washington Sears, a 19th-century writer, traveler, and adventurer known.
A Pakistani full-tang knife made of pattern-welded Damascus steel with Nessmuk features.
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Medium size nessmuk type knife from the renowned AiR company from Zlatoust.
Availability: sold out
€97.50
A small nessmuk type knife from the renowned AiR company from Zlatoust.
Availability: sold out
€85.00
In this category, you'll find knives inspired by the iconic blade profile and functionality of those made famous by George Washington Sears, a 19th-century American writer, traveler, and adventurer known by his pen name, 'Nessmuk.' The Nessmuk is a highly practical survival knife, distinguished by its original, spoon-like shape. Its key features include a hump on the spine that rises above the rest of the blade and a distinctive 15-30 degree angle of the blade in relation to the handle. Legend has it that knives of this type were used by the Indigenous peoples of Canada long before Europeans arrived on the continent.
