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Briefly about pchaks (or pichaks, or pichoqs)
Briefly about Soviet knives.
Briefly about Russian knives.
Description
A beautiful knife made of forged damascus with a Twin blade profile, with a wave-shaped cutting edge, which increases cutting aggression. On one side, the blade is decorated with an engraved (real engraving, not a laser drawing) drawing. The blade looks great, but what really makes this knife stand out is the handle, intricately decorated using the inlay technique. It is a labor-intensive and highly craftsmanlike decorative technique, highly valued in Russia and historically often found in high-end products from this region. In this model, duralumin was used for inlay, while the most expensive knives used precious metals and stones. The inlay was placed on black hornbeam, both sides of the handle finished with melchior casts.
Total length: 270 mm
Blade length: 145 mm
Blade thickness (max.): 2.4 mm
Blade width (max.): 36 mm
Handle length: 125 mm
Handle: black hornbeam with inlay
Leather sheath, brown, with decorative embossing
Manufacturer: IP Semina, Russian Federation
