UZBEK NATIONAL KNIFE PCHAK PICHOK HANDMADE BONE HANDLE (259)

Description

Pichok or pchak - the Uzbek national handmade knife - from time immemorial meant more than just a tool or a combat weapon. This is the attribute of the male costume, a powerful amulet, and participant in many rites and sacraments. That's why the great skill of creating singing, richly decorated blades has been preserved on the territory of Uzbekistan.
UZBEK NATIONAL KNIFE PCHAK PICHOK HANDMADE BONE HANDLE (259)
Warning
!!!
During the general
quarantine
period, mail is extremely unstable in many countries.
Our country has also introduced some time restrictions.
To other countries, only ground communication is possible.
So at the moment our country has air-mail communication with about 40 countries.
We also have cases of very long deliveries to countries with which there is an air connection, and delivery at normal times was very fast.
However, we already have nearly a year's experience and see that unpredictable, fast delivery to any country is possible.
If you decide to buy any item from us, please wait.
At the moment, for your convenience, we have removed all restrictions and we are sending to all countries.
If Buyer Protection is running out and you still do not have the package, please let us know and we will find a solution to this problem.
We hope for your understanding and wish you all the best.
We are happy to represent you extremely bright, rich, multi-stylish art of Central Asian
Pichok or pchak
- the Uzbek national handmade knife - from time immemorial meant more than just a tool or a combat weapon. This is the attribute of the male costume, a powerful amulet, and participant in many rites and sacraments. That's why the great skill of creating singing, richly decorated blades has been preserved on the territory of Uzbekistan.
Uzbek knives have peculiarities inherent to the culture of the Central Asia. Therefore, the width of the blade is more than the diametre of the handle. Knives can have typesetting, one-horn or wooden handle.
A distinctive feature of the Uzbek knives is the brand (tamga). As a rule, the main elements in the tamga are the crescent moon - the symbol of faith, the stars and the symbol of cotton. Previously, it was believed that the number of stars in the mark indicated the number of children of the master or his students. In our time, the stars are, more likely, a tribute to tradition. On modern blades in the mark you can find a stylistic image of anything, everything that is dear to the master.
Refer to the Uzbek pichok with a piety.
The Uzbek handmade pichok requires special handling rules. To prevent the formation of rust, it should be kept dry and stored in vertical wooden stands. An important condition for the knife's life is its constant work. The more you use pichok, the longer it will keep its appearance.
One should rub the knife with fat or oil.
Size:
Blade Length:
6.1” (inch)/15.5(cm)
Handle Length:
4.5” (inch)/11.5(cm)
Total Length:
10.6(inch)/27(cm)
Weight without sheath: 200 gr.
Condition: NEW
.
Please see photo
Thanks for looking!
Worldwide shipping (
we do not ship to Germany
)
This cost includes fees charged by Ministry of Culture for shipping abroad national items.
Shipping via registered air mail from Uzbekistan 5 business days after payment receipt.
Shipping time from Uzbekistan 1-5 week to any country.
If you are not capable to wait, please do not buy.
We send all our items only registered mail !
COMBINED SHIPING
:
Shipping price on the additional items will be 20-50%.
We accept PayPal. Please contact us for other methods of payment.
SEE MY OTHER AUCTIONS
&
VISIT MY EBAY STORE
Get images that
make Supersized seem small.
300+
Unique Listing Template Designs!
Auctiva gets you noticed!
THE simple solution for eBay sellers.
Track Page Views With
Auctiva's FREE Counter