Hatsukokoro Kurogane Blue #2 Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm tetsujin-hamono Originally created to help teach

Originally created to help teach children how to safely use and handle small knives for crafting and jobs like sharpening pencils but they're incredibly versatile around the house and workshop

Nishida san's santoku is a very impressive example of a traditionally made knife and with its white 1# steel core it takes and retains wickedly sharp edge that makes using it an abosolute joy

A truly stunning individual piece from knife artist Shoichi Hashimoto

Fujiwara-San makes all his knives from scratch and completes the whole process himself

Fitted with a Karin wood with black buffalo and 3 spacers handle

Hatsukokoro Kurogane Blue #2 Kiritsuke Gyuto 210mm tetsujin-hamono Originally created to help teachAn excellent and affordable carbon steel workhorse, the mid sized Kurogane kiritsuke gyuto is a perfect choice for all round use and has a robust and durable edge that cuts smoothly and profile that provides good food release on most ingredients. Overall an impressive value and quality all rounder ideal for any kitchen.