Multi-functional Chinese Chef's Knife (Nuclear Shape) Stainless Steel with Sapele Wood Handle

Multi-purpose Chinese Chef's Knife (Nuclear Shape) Stainless Steel with Sapele Wood Handle
Stainless Steel, Brown Sapele Wood Handle, Three Rivets, Polished Surface, Six-inch Nuclear Shape Knife

Strictly speaking, this is not a Nakiri knife but a multi-purpose chef's knife (a type of Chinese cleaver) with a unique curved design, known in China as a Hezi Jian (Nuclear Shape Slicer).

The blade has a pronounced curve at the tip and a recess on the spine for finger placement. This design is suitable not only for push cuts but also for rocking cuts and fine detail work.

The blade tip is sharper than a typical Nakiri knife, making it versatile for everything from slicing meat and vegetables to detailed tasks.

Model Number: ZBXG11196
Steel Material: 3Cr13 Stainless Steel (rust-resistant and easy to care for)
Handle Material: Sapele Wood (a durable wood similar to mahogany, also used in high-end furniture)
Construction: Robust 3-rivet full tang construction (three rivets) for excellent stability.

The handle is made of comfortable Sapele wood, combined with a matte-finished blade (polished surface), featuring a unique professional-grade form. Its design is also eye-catching for outdoor cooking, such as camping.

This item is unused but has been stored for a long time, so please check the condition in the photos.

Immediate purchase is welcome.
Thank you for your consideration.

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