Traditional Japanese Sashimi knife also called Yanagiba. Created for the production of traditional sushi or sashimi. It perfectly portions, fillets, pulls the skin, and thanks to one-sided sharpening, it also cuts into thin slices. Made in Japan.
Tsubazo Gyuto Pakka Wood, Tsuchime in Daido 1K6j stainless steel. Made with the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable round handle made of pakka wood, the blade finished with a striking hammering method - tsuchime. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Tsubazo Santoku Pakka Wood, Tsuchime in Daido 1K6j stainless steel. Made with the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable round handle made of pakka wood, the blade finished with a striking hammering method - tsuchime. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Gyuto Kitchen Knife, an essential tool for every cook. An ideal knife with a wide range of uses for chopping, slicing or dicing. It works well for dicing vegetables, portioning meat or slicing cold cuts.
Santoku original Japanese chef's knife. Its specific design makes it good at both slicing boneless meat and chopping or shredding vegetables and fruits.
Due Cigni Sashimi 270mm in 420JS stainless steel. Made by craftsmen in Japan, with a comfortable round maple wood handle. The long, narrow blade is perfect for cutting meats or fish for sushi. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Due Cigni Deba, a specialized tool of every cook. The ideal knife for binding meat or fish. The wide, solid blade with a single-sided grind will perfectly meet the kitchen challenges. Made of 420JS stainless steel. Manufactured in Japan.
Kasumi Damascus Sashimi 27 with VG-10 stainless steel core finished with 32 ply damascus. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable European pakka wood handle. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Kasumi Damascus Sashimi 21 with VG-10 stainless steel core finished with 32 ply damascus. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable European pakka wood handle. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Kasumi Damascus Santoku with VG-10 stainless steel core finished with 32 ply damascus. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable European pakka wood handle. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Kasumi Tora Sashimi 27 Molybdenum Vanadium Stainless Steel. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable round handle made of magnolia wood laminated with black epoxy. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Kasumi Tora Sashimi 24 Molybdenum Vanadium Stainless Steel. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable round handle made of magnolia wood laminated with black epoxy. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Kasumi Tora Deba in Molybdenum Vanadium Stainless Steel. Made using the same methods as samurai swords, with a comfortable round handle made of magnolia wood laminated with black epoxy. Note!!! Very sharp!!!
Gyuto an essential tool for every cook. Widely used knife for chopping, slicing, dicing. Works well for dicing vegetables, portioning meat, slicing cold cuts. A wide head with a cutting edge with a light belly allows both the
Santoku Japanese chef's knife with an almost cleaver-like straight cutting edge used for chopping. Handles cutting meat, vegetables, fruits well. Allows you to cut for long periods of time without worrying about hand fatigue. Chefs value it for its abilit
Usuba traditional tool for processing vegetables. Thanks to the high blade, the hand is well separated from the board, which ensures comfortable work. It resembles a narrow cleaver or a Nakiri knife, but unlike them, it has a one-sided cut. Made in Japan
Pretty - a light, universal, original Japanese kitchen knife for peeling and cutting small vegetables and fruits. It is characterized by a fast, narrow blade that can be easily controlled with precision. Handle made of unpainted Japanese oak.
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