Japanese knives

  • Japanese WAKIZASHI; forged hardened 95X18 steel, crosscut ash, tsuba titanium, brass
    Code: 4811_w
    Model
    WAKIZASHI
    Blade Steel
    95Х18 (stainless)
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    59 - 60
    700 
    Japanese knife KAIKEN "DeadlyRose"
    Code: 4864-N690
    Model
    KAIKEN 懐剣
    Blade Steel
    DAMASCUS
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    59 - 60
    390 
    Kitchen knife Santoku Damascus
    Code: 501_Santoku
    Model
    SANTOKU 三徳包丁
    Blade Steel
    DAMASCUS
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    59 - 60
    220 
    Japanese knife stick TANTŌ N690, caucasian walnut tree, brass
    Code: 4823_N690
    Model
    TANTŌ
    Blade Steel
    N690 Böhler Uddeholm
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    60 - 61
    420 
    Japanese knife KAIKEN MoonLight
    Code: 4865-N690Co
    Model
    KAIKEN 懐剣
    Blade Steel
    N690Co Böhler Uddeholm
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    60 - 61
    390 
    Japanese knifestick TANTŌ N690, karelian birch, brass
    Code: 4822_N690-Tanto
    Model
    TANTŌ
    Blade Steel
    N690 Böhler Uddeholm
    Hardness of steel, HRC
    60 - 61
    420 
  •    Japanese national knives are popular among knife enthusiasts around the world. These knives are splendid for their unique construction, materials, and craftsmanship. Japanese knives are made from the highest-quality stainless steel, making them durable and retaining their sharpness for a long time. The technique of making such knives dates back more than two thousand years. Japanese national knives are a famous brand and a sufficiently popular object for knife collectors. Kitchen chefs usually use these knives because they have a convenient design and high quality. Japanese also use them for hunting and in other areas. Due to its uniqueness, such knives are often used to decorate home interiors.