Satoshi Nakagawa X Myojin Naohito Blue #1 Damascus Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
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A spellbinding collaboration between Satoshi Nakagawa and Myojin Hamono has created a knife of the highest standards with a mind blowing edge and a beautiful damascus finish.
This knife is fitted with an ebony and white buffalo horn handle.
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Knife Measurements - Satoshi Nakagawa X Myojin Naohito Blue #1 Damascus Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm
- Blade Length: 201mm (Measurement of the cutting edge)
- Total Length: 350mm (Blade tip to handle end)
- Blade Height: 45.7mm (Heel to spine)
- Blade Thickness: 2.66mm (Spine width above the heel)
- Total Weight: 174 grams
Range Specifications
- Core Steel: Blue Steel #1
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Care Tip – Reactive Carbon Steel
The core (and on some ranges, the cladding steel too) of this knife is made using a carbon steel which can react with moisture and acids in your food and so is not stainless or rust-proof.
- Cladding Steel: Soft Iron
- Hardness: 61-62 (HRC)
- Handle Style: Japanese
- Handle Material: Various
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.
Protection & care for this knife
We recommend a 210mm gyuto magnolia saya (wide fit) or gyuto sized (27x5.5cm) blade guard to protect this knife if you're not showing it off on a magnetic rack or stand.
Meet the maker
Satoshi Nakagawa & Myojin Hamono
This collection is a collabration between an Satoshi Nakagawa - an excellent blacksmith and Myojin Hamono, one of Japan's most impressive sharpeners.
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