Ulu

So if you were to take this knife and in a way bend it on itself, you would have this, which actually is patterned after a knife that was used in the Inuit culture in Northern Canada, Alaska, that area, called the ulu.

And the ulu was the everything knife.

We deem this the new Ulu.

This is the evolutionary movement of the Ulu.

But what's also cool is you can chop this way because there's good alignment.

This is sort of a hammer movement, but the force of this is going here.

The knights believed in a connection.

I believe in some cultures in Africa, there's the Ikwa, I think is the...

it N-U-L-U? It is.

It is short for the new Ulu.

And I could talk a little bit about that, but you pronounced it perfectly.

Okay, so can you like share some light on Nulu? Something about it, just show it to us today.

And the blade is fine for cutting, but it's secondary.

The knife is a multitasker.

and the secondary tasks are doable but they're less efficient what we did with Nulu is we patterned it after the Ulu knife and the Ulu knife is an Inuit knife it's a knife that has a crescent blade on the bottom and a handle directly above the blade so you know think of a crescent shape with a handle straight above it you got an Ulu and it's a great knife it it is super efficient It is intuitive to use and it was the woman's knife in Inuit culture.

And they did anything from skinning an animal to preparing a meal to cutting hair.

Sorry, I get to talking.

Well, and I'm curious, simply because being in Alaska, do your collection of knives also include various Ulu knives?

No, I guess I probably have.

So my wife's got two on the counter.

The, the knife that I can't remember the name.

Ulu.

U- Ulu.

Yeah, the Ulu knife.

Um, I got a whole history on that.

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