Lobo is a bit of a wolf in sheep's clothing if the wolf was trying to sneak into the produce section. While at first glance it looks like a butcher's cleaver, Lobo is more suited for dicing veggies than chopping bones.

It is most similar to our Noa Nakiri Knife but features a taller blade for added clearance and a slightly more curved blade towards the angled nose.

Handle:

This model features a Guayubira base with a lighter Ash separator. Guayubira is native to the triple-border region of Argentina, Paraguay, and Brazil. It is known for its distinguished chocolate color with streaks of yellowish-white. Other available handles include Purple Heart and Olive.

Blade:

The blade is made of 420 MOV Stainless Steel, which is one of the most widely used knife-making in the world. Please note, that most of our other knives use Sandvik, which is a more premium option. 420 is of a very respectable quality, and will get just as sharp as other blades, and allows us to try out a more accessible price point.

Tang: Hidden

Length (Blade/Full Knife): 6in / 11in

Thickness: 0.1in

 Case: Heavy Duck Canvas

Important: the blades are made semi-artisanally, and each has unique speckling and accent marks left over from the tempering process. This is an intentional aesthetic choice. Each blade and handle is different, as the vetting of the wood is unique to each tree. What you receive will not be exactly what you see in the product photography.