Kitchen knife Chef from the SOK Olive Sunshine Damascus series made of damascus steel with 10Cr15CoMoV core - equivalent to Japanese VG-10, with high hardness and excellent...
The versatile chef's knife small Chef/Gyuto Kiritsuke from the Dellinger Brilliance series features a Damascus blade with a AUS-10 steel core and a Black-Coating finish. It...
Chef's knife Chef/Gyuto from Dellinger Samurai series made of damascus steel with 10Cr15CoMoV core - equivalent to Japanese VG-10, with high hardness and excellent durability....
The Japanese Gyuto/Chef kitchen knife from the Hokiyama Sakon Bokusai ROU-Wave series features an ultra-sharp core made of AUS-10 Japanese steel, sandwiched between 32 layers of...
Premium chef's knife made of damascus steel with 10Cr15CoMoV core - equivalent to Japanese VG-10, with high hardness and excellent durability. The core is sandwiched between 66...
Japanese Chef/Gyuto chef's knife from Japanese company Sakai Takayuki. 33 layers of damasteel steel, VG10 steel core, hardness approx. 60 HRC. Mahogany handle, blade length 180 mm.
Japanese chef's knife Gyuto/Chef from the Suncraft SENZO CLAD series made of 3-ply steel AUS- 10 with a handle made of Pakka-wood. Ideal for slicing and cleaning meat, fruit...
Universal chef's knife Chef from the series Pirge Elite with a blade made of German stainless 1.4116 steel. Blade hardness 54-56 HRC. Western-style handle made of durable...
Butcher knife set PIRGE Duo from German steel 1.4116 including sharpening steel and bag. Knives for meat, vegetables and boning, complete with a sharpener, in a minimalist case...
Traditional Japanese chef's knife from the Chef / Sakimaru series Dellinger Carbon Fiber Octagon with damascus blade and steel core VG-10. Core hardness 61 HRC. Octagonal handle...
Universal chef's knife Chef / Gyuto / Kiritsuke from the series Dellinger Longevity Damascus Edition with a Damascus blade and a core made of VG-10 steel and a handle made...
Chef's knife Chef / Gyuto from the series Dellinger M390 Cocobolo with blade made of Swedish powder M390 steel and a handle made of exotic Cocobolo wood. The knife is ideal for...
Chef's knife Chef from the Dellinger Sandvik Northern Sun series made of Swedish steel 14C28N with a red handle made of rice and colored resin. The perfect knife for slicing,...
The Chef/Kiritsuke Damascus kitchen knife from the Hokiyama Sakon Bokusai ROU-Wave series features an ultra-sharp core made of AUS-10 Japanese steel, clad between 32 layers of...
Japanese chef's knife Gyuto from Kanetsune YH-3000 Series with a very hard core made of Blue Steel HRC 61-62, covered on each side with SUS410 stainless steel, with Tsuchime...
Japanese kitchen knife Bunka from the Suncraft VG-10 Black Damascus series with a VG-10 steel core sandwiched between 66 layers of stainless Damascus steel and a handle made of...
Set of 3 knives + magnetic stand from the Brilliance series with a Damascus blade and a core of AUS-10 steel and a Black-Coating finish. With a replaceable aluminium handle in...
The universal chef's knife Chef/Gyuto from the Brilliance series features a Damascus blade with a AUS-10 steel core and a Black-Coating finish. With a replaceable aluminium...
Chef's knife Chef / Gyuto from the series Dellinger M390 Cocobolo with blade made of Swedish powder M390 steel and a handle made of exotic Cocobolo wood. The knife is ideal for...
Chef's knife Chef/Gyuto from the Dellinger Blue Stone VG-10 Damascus series with a blade made of Japanese Damascus steel VG 10 and a handle made of stabilized turquoise. Ideal...
Chef's knife Gyuto from the Dellinger Pink Stone Tsuchime Damascus series with a blade made of Japanese Damascus steel VG 10 and a handle made of stabilized turquoise. This...
Chef's knife Chef/Gyuto from the Suncraft SENZO Professional SG 2 series with a core made of high-quality SG 2 3-layer steel, with a handle made of Pakka-wood with a mosaic...
Japanese chef knife WA-Gyuto/Chef with non-stick Kurokage surface. Core made of VG10 steel, hardness HRC 60-61. Octagonal wengewood handle, buffalo horn bolster. Blade length...
