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21cm Yuzo Haruto Damascus handmade Japanese chef's knife

Yuzo Hamono

A versatile Japanese chef knife for the kitchen!

Damascus blade: superposition of multiple layers of steel

Quality Swedish steel core for a robust cutting edge

Stainless steel outer layers for added protection

59HRC Rockwell hardness: durable cutting edge

Delicately hammered blade surface - Unique damascus patterns

Magnolia wood handle with white horn bolster

Octagonal cut for ambidextrous grip

Handcrafted by Tsunehisa Cutlery, Japan

209,90€
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Product Details



Material
Damascus Steel
Handle
Magnolia
Manufacturing
Japan
Color
Light wood
Riveted handle
No
Hardness HRC
59
Blade finish
Damascened and hammered
For right- or left-handed use
Symmetrical
Steel
Swedish stainless steel
Blade size
21cm
Dishwasher
No
Edge
Smooth
Knife tip
Plate
Product ID
HLWYUZ-TSU-SWED-G210

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Description

A damask knife in the Japanese tradition

Your Japanese chef's knife features a 21 cm blade, forged in a multi-layer damascus structure around a core of Swedish stainless steel. This steel is renowned for its quality and precision cuts, while retaining good corrosion resistance. This compromise between sharpness and maintenance facilitates daily use.

This alloy is a steel hardened to around 59HRC on the Rockwell scale: a hardness that enables the blade to stay sharp longer, while being easier to sharpen than ultra-hard Japanese steel. An excellent choice for all-purpose use.

The blade also features a hand-applied hammered finish. As well as being aesthetically pleasing, this reduces the adherence of food to the blade during cutting.

The damask pattern visible on the surface of your Japanese kitchen knife is the result of alternating layers of steel with slightly different compositions, welded together. It's not just a coating, but a real forging operation, guaranteeing your blade's enhanced strength . Each Japanese kitchen knife is therefore unique, with its own specific corrugations.

A traditional handle in natural Japanese wood

The handle of your Damascus knife is made from magnolia wood, a light-colored species widely used in traditional Japanese cutlery. Appreciated for its natural resistance to humidity and its stability over time, magnolia is also pleasant in the hand, even with prolonged use.

This handle is combined with a white buffalo horn bolster, which provides a fluid transition between the wood and the blade. This bolster reinforces the structure of the handle while adding a touch of refinement typical of Japanese knives.

Your gyuto knife is octagonal in shape, a traditional design that ensures an ambidextrous, perfectly balanced grip whether you're right- or left-handed. This geometry favors a natural grip and excellent stability during cutting, without causing fatigue.

Technical summary and advantages of your handcrafted Japanese knife

  • Multi-layer damascus blade : unique, aesthetic patterns

  • Swedish steel

  • core
  • : strength and durability

  • Rockwell

  • hardness
  • 59 HRC: good compromise between hold and sharpness

  • Magnolia and buffalo horn handle: moisture stability, elegant color

  • Ambidextrous octagonal grip: comfort for all

  • Tsunehisa craftsmanship: traditional Japanese know-how

To preserve your Damascus knife, wash only by hand, using a soft sponge and a little lukewarm water. Avoid getting the wooden handle too wet. Once cleaned, wipe immediately with a dry cloth and store in a dry, well-ventilated place. Never use the dishwasher or leave it to soak in water.

Tsunehisa cutlery in the spotlight

The crafting of this handmade Japanese knife is based on the expertise of the Tsunehisa workshop, one of the small Japanese artisans renowned for their mastery of damascus and handwork. Each piece is shaped by hand, with meticulous attention to balance, finish and harmony between blade and handle. The workshop perpetuates ancient techniques to create useful Japanese knives.

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