$72.08
Original: $205.94
-65%Miyabi Kaizen II Santoku, 7"—
$205.94
$72.08The Story
Product Features
- Crafted to be the go-to knife in any chef’s collection, this versatile santoku is large enough for heavy-duty cutting, yet nimble enough for precision cuts
- Expert artistry and groundbreaking technology meet in each handcrafted knife
- Core of advanced FC61 super steel features fine carbide distribution, for a Rockwell hardness of 61 and excellent edge strength and retention
- Fine carbide distribution results in a blade that holds an incredibly sharp angle, yet remains remarkably durable—with no risk of chipping during normal use
- Each blade is hand-honed to a blisteringly sharp 9.5 to 12 degrees (because each blade is sharpened by hand, exact angle may vary slightly)
- The 49 layers of stainless steel Damascus provide added strength and protection as well as beauty
- Double Friodur hardening improves the microstructure of the steel for improved cutting performance, corrosion resistance and astonishing durability
- Larger, redesigned bolster perfectly balances the blade for additional comfort while cutting
- D-shaped pakkawood handles rest easily in the hand for a secure, comfortable grip
- Decorative red spacer and a mosaic pin add an elegant touch
- The Miyabi factory operates on a small scale with a high level of hand craftsmanship and industry-leading technical innovation
- 150 skilled artisans work to produce each heirloom-quality knife using the best materials available and requiring up to 151 rigorous production steps
- Crafted in Seki City, Japan, a city with a legendary tradition of bladesmithing dating back to the 13th century
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Miyabi
- Material: High-carbon stainless steel, pakkawood
- Dimensions: 7" blade, 12.75" overall length, 1.75" width
- Warranty: Lifetime warranty
- Made in Seki City, Japan exclusively for Sur La Table
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Product Features
- Crafted to be the go-to knife in any chef’s collection, this versatile santoku is large enough for heavy-duty cutting, yet nimble enough for precision cuts
- Expert artistry and groundbreaking technology meet in each handcrafted knife
- Core of advanced FC61 super steel features fine carbide distribution, for a Rockwell hardness of 61 and excellent edge strength and retention
- Fine carbide distribution results in a blade that holds an incredibly sharp angle, yet remains remarkably durable—with no risk of chipping during normal use
- Each blade is hand-honed to a blisteringly sharp 9.5 to 12 degrees (because each blade is sharpened by hand, exact angle may vary slightly)
- The 49 layers of stainless steel Damascus provide added strength and protection as well as beauty
- Double Friodur hardening improves the microstructure of the steel for improved cutting performance, corrosion resistance and astonishing durability
- Larger, redesigned bolster perfectly balances the blade for additional comfort while cutting
- D-shaped pakkawood handles rest easily in the hand for a secure, comfortable grip
- Decorative red spacer and a mosaic pin add an elegant touch
- The Miyabi factory operates on a small scale with a high level of hand craftsmanship and industry-leading technical innovation
- 150 skilled artisans work to produce each heirloom-quality knife using the best materials available and requiring up to 151 rigorous production steps
- Crafted in Seki City, Japan, a city with a legendary tradition of bladesmithing dating back to the 13th century
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Miyabi
- Material: High-carbon stainless steel, pakkawood
- Dimensions: 7" blade, 12.75" overall length, 1.75" width
- Warranty: Lifetime warranty
- Made in Seki City, Japan exclusively for Sur La Table
