Japanese universal chef's knife Petty from Kanetsune KC-100 series with VG-10 steel core, 33 layers of damascus steel. Ideal knife for precise cuts, slicing green beans or...
Japanese Santoku chef's knife from Kanetsune KC-100 series with VG-10 steel core, 33 layers of damascus steel. A great knife for working with meat, fish, vegetables and fruit....
Japanese professional butcher knife Kawahagi from Meat Processing Knife Series made of high carbon steel SKD-12, HRC 60-61. The handle is made of Rosewood, with three rivets....
Japanese professional butcher knife Honesuki-Maru from Meat Processing Knife Series made of high carbon steel SKD-12, HRC 60-61. The handle is made of Rosewood, with three...
Japanese chef's knife Gyuto from Kanetsune AUS-10 PRO Series with blade made of high quality Japanese stainless steel AUS-10 HRC 59-60. Classic Plywood handle with three rivets....
Japanese chef's knife Gyuto from Kanetsune KC-200 series with a blade with a core of VG-10 HRC 60-62 steel, sandwiched between 33 layers of damascus steel. The handle is made of...
Japanese chef's Santoku knife from Kanetsune Hon-Warikomi YS-900 series with core made of Swedish Sandvik 19C27 HRC 60-61 steel, SUS410 steel plating. Classic western Plywood...
Japanese Santoku chef's knife from Kanetsune KC 150-series Forged VG-1 series with wide blade with damascus pattern "Zen-Bokashi" with a core of high carbon stainless damascus...
Japanese chef's knife Gyuto/Chef from Kanetsune KC-100 series with VG-10 steel core, 33 layers of damascus steel. Classic Plywood handle with three rivets. Blade length 210 mm.
Very sharp Japanese knife Mioroshi-Deba from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series made of Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle made of...
Japanese chef's knife Kamagata-Usuba from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series in Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle in magnolia wood...
Japanese chef's knife Takohiki/Octopus Slicer from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series in Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle in...
Extremely sharp Japanese Mukimono knife from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series made of Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle made of...
Japanese chef's knife Unagi-Saki from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series made of Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle made of magnolia...
Japanese chef's knife Kamagata-Usuba from Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series made of Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, ground on one side only, with D-shaped handle made of...
The Japanese slicing knife Yanagiba/Sashimi from the Kanetsune Honso Kanemasa G-Series range, crafted from Hitachi White Steel #3 HRC 60-61, sharpened on one side only, with a...
Exclusive gift set of Japanese kitchen knives from the Suncraft Elegancia series in a beautiful gift box made of polished walnut wood. The set includes Kiritsuke/Chef (200 mm),...
Exclusive gift set of Japanese kitchen knives from the Suncraft Elegancia series in a beautiful gift box made of polished walnut wood. Set includes Kiritsuke/Chef (200 mm) and...
The Deba chef's knife from the Suncraft SENZO Japanese series features a blade made of molybdenum vanadium steel HRC 58. The round handle is crafted from magnolia wood with a...
The Japanese Utility kitchen knife from the Suncraft SENZO Japanese series features a blade crafted from molybdenum vanadium steel HRC 58. The round handle is made from magnolia...
Japanese chef's knife Santoku/Chef from the Hokiyama Tosa-Ichi series with an extra sharp core made of Japanese steel Aogami Super and an octagonal handle made of sandalwood....
A sharp chef's knife, the Chef/Gyuto Dellinger Inazuma, features a core of VG10 steel encased between 66 layers of Damascus steel. This knife is ideal for slicing, portioning,...
Serbian knife Dellinger "D2" ALMALIFE with a blade made of D2 steel and a handle made of olive wood with three decorative rivets. Comes with a leather case for safe storage....
