Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm
Tsunehisa

Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm

£130.00

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£130.00

Beautifully finished, the zanpa petty is a great utility knife with an impressive out of the box edge and looks to turn heads when you start cooking!

 
Product Code: TSU-0076

About this range

First Impressions

We'll cut to the chase (ahem..) with these knives. They look incredible, the swirling finish and cladding line looks amazing.

There's more to them than pretty looks though.

Beauty

If looks play a significant part in your knife buying process then you're in for a treat. The Zanpa has a great finish, it's visually striking but not over the top, the simple and classy octagonal oak handle is a nice pairing with the blade.

These are definitely some fine looking knives.

In Hand

They're light, well finished and benefit from attention to detail with a subtly rounded edge on the spine and a nice smoothing inside the heel of the blade so once you've got one in hand, it's nimble and there are no rough edges or rustic finishes to worry about. 

Durability

AUS10 clad in stainless is a real "no brainer" if you're looking for easy care and sharpening. The Zanpa is impressively sharp out of the box but for the enthusiast there's still scope for a little polish on a high grit stone to take it up a notch if you want to. 

Ease of Care

Stainless and hardened to around 61-62 HRC it's a durable and robust knife that's easy to care for if you follow our normal care instructions.

Our Verdict

Ease of care, a durable and robust and without doubt a fabulous looking knife the Zanpa is a perfect choice for either a first Japanese knife or a striking addition to an existing collection. 

Note: These knives are supplied to us under the Tsunehisa brand and listed as such on the site although they are made by Haruyuki so you may also see them referred to by this name elsewhere.

Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm - product quick view

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Knife Measurements - Haruyuki Zanpa Petty 135mm

  • Blade Length: 140mm (Measurement of the cutting edge)
  • Total Length: 272mm (Blade tip to handle end)
  • Blade Height: 27.9mm (Heel to spine)
  • Blade Thickness: 1.84mm (Spine width above the heel)
  • Total Weight: 66 grams

Range Specifications

Our aim is to measure and photograph our products as accurately as possible but due to many items being handmade, finished or using natural materials, there can be minor variance in measurements and things such as blade or wood finishes can vary. We will always endeavour to provide the most accurate measurements, photos and descriptions of our products.

Some measurements such as HRC are provided by manufacturers and should therefore be used as a guide.

Sayas, guards and knife protection

Protection & care for this knife

We recommend a magnolia petty saya or petty sized blade guard to protect this knife.

Saya & Guards Knife Racks & Storage Sharpening & Blade Care

Meet the maker

Tsunehisa / Haruyuki

Tsunehisa is a brand that supply knives from a range of blacksmiths and forges from around Japan including Sakai, Tosa and Seki and as such the range of knives available under the Tsunehisa name features a wide range of steels, styles and finishes but each one has a high level of quality and finish in common.

How to choose the perfect knife

We've helped thousands of customers choose their perfect knife since 2011 and we're here to help you too.

Read our guide to choosing a Japanese knife and don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions!

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