The flat edge of the Santoku blade allows for fast mincing, dicing and slicing. Perfect for the chef who has honed their knife skills.
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Net weight 
Total length
Blade length 
230g
14.4"
9.2"
Handle
Blade
Dark Pakkawood
3-ply Carbon Steel 440C Core
Construction
The Kiritsuke knife is a traditional Japanese knife that blends elements of a sushi knife and a Yanagiba knife in a smaller form factor. Its profile can be likened to that of a squared off santoku, with a flat cutting edge and a long straight spine. This particular Kiritsuke blade is made from an ultra-hard 440c steel core that has been hammered extensively during the forging process for added strength. It is seated in an octagonal Pakka wood handle and is overall, a beautiful and reliable knife. If you already own a good chefs knife, and are looking for something to provide you with a little more precision, this is a great knife to pick up.
Treating your knives with care is crucial the longevity of their blades. We suggest these few essentials.

Having a sharp knife is the key to safety and efficiency in the kitchen. Keeping your knives sharp doesn't happen on its own though! This requires some manual sharpening. The sharpening process can be done using many different methods, but the whetstone sharpening method is by far the most popular method amongst professionals.
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