Tamahagane San Tsubame SNMH-1113 Slicing Knife 24cm

Tamahagane San Knives 3 Ply Stainless Steel Construction VG-5 Core with SUS410 Outer Layer 2mm Blade Thickness Bevelled Edge Brown Micarta Handle Made in Japan

Tamahagane San Tsubame SNMH-1112 Slicing Knife 27cm

Tamahagane San Knives 3 Ply Stainless Steel Construction VG-5 Core with SUS410 Outer Layer 2mm Blade Thickness Bevelled Edge Brown Micarta Handle Made in Japan

Seki Kanetsugu Saiun Slicer 21cm

Seki Kanetsugu Saiun Knives VG10 Steel Core with 1% Carbon Content 65 Layers (33 surrounding the core) Bevelled Edge Black Micarta Handle Made in Japan

Yoshida Hamono Kyusakichi 69 Layered Damascus ZA-18 Steel Blade 24cm Sujihiki Knife

Inner core of ZA-18 Steel 69 layers of Kurouchi finished Damascus cladding Traditional Rosewood handle - D shaped Hand-forged by Osamu-San of Yoshida Hamono

Tamahagane San Tsubame SNMH-1132 Sashimi Knife 21cm

Tamahagane San Tsubame Knives 3 Ply Stainless Steel Construction VG-5 Core with SUS410 Outer Layer Hammered Finish 2mm Thick Blade Bevelled Edge Handwash Only Made in Japan

KAI Shun Nagare KAI-NDC-0704 23cm Slicing Knife

72 Layers of  Bonded Damascus Micarta Handles  Suitable for left and right-handed users Made in Japan Kai has created another innovative masterpiece of Japanese black-smithing with its Shun Nagare Series. Its sophisticated design, the special properties of the materials employed, and a technically complex production process places this series of knives among the pinnacle of the luxury class. An artfully decorated, radial pattern of Damascus layers adorns the highly polished blades. This effect, combined with the mottled grey-black handle, lends the knife an impressive overall appearance. The series’ blades consist of two different types of steel, which are bonded to form a 72-layered piece of Damascus steel. This complex layering of two types of steel results in a blade with exceptionally sustainable cutting ability, which has been recognised by the awarding of the German Design Award 2017 Special Mention