Today I'm reviewing my, I guess it's a paring knife, but it's the smaller version of the Nomad series by the Cooking Guild. I decided to treat myself for my birthday because I am an avid cooker. I absolutely love this knife so far. I've been using it for a couple weeks now. It's super sharp. I probably am going to put it back after this, but when I first started cooking or chopping with it, I actually have, I have acrylic nails, so they're very hard, but I accidentally kind of nicked one of my nails and it made a significant mark on my nail. So it is super sharp. So be very careful. I am noticing, I am hand washing it like the directions recommend, but it looks like there's a little bit of rust getting on it. So make sure that it's dry before you store it. Even just the slightest water drop, I guess, but I do love it so far.

This is the beautiful petty knife from the Cooking Guild. It came in this box and it is wood and epoxy on the handle and German stainless steel blade so it is corrosion and rust resistant. It is very sharp. The theme of it, this is the Nomad series, is where water meets earth so that's what they're kind of representing there on the handle with the wood and the epoxy which I think they did a really nice job on and there's a lot of like really neat little features here. Then on the blade it is all those indentations are supposed to be mountains so yeah it is very sharp and if you're looking for a very good quality knife to invest in that is also just beautiful I highly recommend this.

This knife is beautiful with its deep sea epoxy and burl wood handle. It's sharp and lightweight which makes slicing and dicing easy. We were able to save so much time prepping our meal just by having this knife.

The Cooking Guild Nomad Series Petty Knife: Silver OS Video Reviews