Japanese knives in hammered Damascus steel | Mahogany and Keyaki handle
Japanese knives in hammered Damascus steel | Mahogany and Keyaki handle
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Discover a masterful blend of Japanese forging tradition and the elegance of precious woods. This exceptional collection is distinguished by its Damascus steel blades with a captivating pattern, enhanced by a hand-hammered finish known as Tsuchime. This delicate relief, beyond its sculptural beauty, creates natural air pockets that prevent food from sticking to the blade, offering unparalleled cutting fluidity and complete respect for the structure of the ingredients. Every movement becomes a demonstration of precision and comfort, characteristic of fine culinary tools.
The refinement of this series also lies in its octagonal handle, an iconic shape ensuring a stable and ergonomic grip for all users. This handle is the result of a rare combination of two noble woods: Mahogany, renowned for its rich color and fine grain, and Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova), a sacred wood used in Japanese temples, chosen for its legendary strength and distinctive texture. This combination offers perfect balance in the hand, allowing for absolute control of the blade while adding a touch of organic luxury to your kitchen.
The 210mm Gyuto , a true master of versatility, is the ideal tool for those who demand uncompromising performance when working with large cuts of meat or fish. Its long, tapered blade allows for clean cuts in a single motion. To complete this arsenal, the 170mm Santoku stands out as the indispensable everyday companion. True to its name meaning "three virtues," it excels at slicing, dicing, and chopping, offering formidable agility for the delicate work of vegetables and herbs.
Owning a knife from this collection means choosing an instrument forged for excellence that transcends time. The razor-sharp edge of Damascus steel, combined with the noble woods of Mahogany and Keyaki, transforms culinary preparation into a true artistic ritual. To preserve the steel's brilliance and the natural patina of the wood, gentle hand washing is recommended. Whether it's the Gyuto or the Santoku, each piece embodies exceptional craftsmanship dedicated to those passionate about fine food and beautiful objects.
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