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  | 8-in. Hollow Edge Carving Knife by Wusthof, Ikon Blackwood | | | 
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| |  | Wusthof Ikon Blackwood 8-in. Hollow Edge Carving Knife |
Full tang triple riveted rare African wood handle with a double bolster.
Precision forged from a single black of high carbon steel.
Hollow edge creates pockets of air which prevent food from sticking to the blade.
Perfect for the larger cuts of meat, fruit and vegetable.
Made in Germany, Lifetime Warranty.
Wusthof Ikon Blackwood knives are completely forged from one piece of X50CrMoV15 stainless steel with a triple riveted wooden handle for outstanding performance. While the standard position of the bolster between the handle and blade is an integral part of a precision forged knife providing heft and balance, the second bolster at the end of the handle completes the feel and ties in modern design. Wusthof Blackwood is harvested in the northern provinces of Mozambique, Africa. The quantity of supply is controlled through government regulations. African Blackwood is a slow growing tree that regenerates from root suckers and stumps. Mature trees grow as simple individuals within the savannah. At the beginning of the year, the forestry authorities of the provinces where Blackwood occurs, receive instructions from Central Government about the quantity of Blackwood that can be cut in that year. Then, individuals or groups from the villages located in the growing area apply for cutting licenses within this quota. The forestry authority allocates the quota deciding how much can be cut by the different groups and individuals. This procedure guarantees that income generated by harvesting remains in the local area. | | 
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