Jikko Mahogany Tsuchime Japanese Chef Knife 24cm damascus steel blade
Every cook needs a knife like this Jikko Mahogany Tsuchime Chef Knife !
Blade 24cm with VG10 steel - Hardness of 60/61 HRC in Rockwell scale
33 layers of damask steel + surface with hammered finish
Manually sharpened by a Japanese artisan - pronounced edge
Beautiful handle made of Mahogany wood fixed with 3 steel rivets
Entirely handcrafted in Sakai, Japan
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| Material : | Damascus steel |
| Handle : | Wooden |
| Dishwasher safe: | No |
| Made in : | Japan |
| Size : | 24 cm |
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Ideal for working with almost every type of food, this Japanese chef knife (gyuto) is a truly polyvalent knife that any cook would love to have in his or her kitchen. You can use it to cut meats, fish, fruits, vegetables, herbs... It is a high quality, polyvalent knife that can be of great use in your daily cooking routine.
This chef knife is part of the Mahogany Tsuchime series, which is one of the most refined knife ranges made by the Japanese brand Jikko. Indeed, all the Jikko Mahogany Tsuchime knives have a beautiful design, and taking into consideration their great quality, they are available at truly interesting prices.
Without any doubt, the best feature of this knife is its extradordinaty blade. It is forged, which means that it was built from a single piece of massive steel shaped into the shape of a knife. It has VG10 steel core, which is why the blade is so solid and robust. Around the core, there are 33 layers of damascus steel that complete the body of the blade.
The layers of damascus steel give the blade an original look with wavy lines running accross the surface. However, the aesthetics is not the only advantage of having several layers of damascus steel. In fact, the overlapping layers of soft and hard steel provide the blade the perfect combination between rigidity and flexibility.
Another original characteristic of the blade is its hammered finish. Indeed, the surface of the superior side of each blade is hammered with a press, which results in a "hollowed" surface that gives an original look to the blade. The hammered surface also helps to perform cleaner cuts as it reduces the amount of food getting sticked to the blade.
Moreover, it is important to point out that the blade of this knife was sharpened by hand by a true Japanese artisan. The process starts with the use sharpening stones with coarse grain, and it finishes with the use of a stone with fine grit 3000. The careful transition from coarse to fine sharpening gives the edge a smooth, sharp finish.
Finally, the handle is made of mahogany wood (yes, that explains the name of the knife series). It is lightweight, which allows you to have a comfortable grip ideal for daily use. It is also very solid thanks to its 3 steel rivets that hold the structure securely. Finally, it is connected to the blade through a steel mitre that ensures a perfect jonction between both parts.
A knife like this one proves that Jikko knives are truly something special. If you never heard about them before, we are are sure that once you get one in your hands, the brand Jikko will become unforgettable for you. Highly appreciated by Japanese professional cooks, these high end Japanese knives are entirely handcrafted in Sakai, Japan by true artisans. Their great cutting performance and fine look are tuly worthy of admiration.
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