Did you know that the word “ulu” is Hawaiian, meaning “true” or “exact”? That may not seem like much of a description, but actually, it rings quite true for the rock that this knife was made out of.

My first job was washing humpies, or pink salmon, fished by my dad, brother, and uncles. I’d wade knee-deep into the river to clean them, then deliver them to the plywood cutting tables covered with ...

Traditional Use The shape of the blade is perfect for skinning and cleaning game, slicing meat, chopping vegetables, and preparing meals. The traditional method of using Ulu knives involves rocking ...