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The city of Seki has been the Japanese center for blacksmithing since the 14th century - those who make knives here know their craft: just like MIYABI, because German engineering meets Japanese craftsmanship here. In 42 days and 100 steps, knives are created that shine with perfect sharpness, precise cuts and long durability. Their design is reminiscent of traditional samurai swords. Let yourself be carried away into the world of Japanese knives!
With the Gyutoh knife from MIYABI, you can effortlessly chop up even hard food, because this knife has a blade whose sharpness is comparable to that of a razor. In addition, it is characterized by a very nice look, because it is made of high-quality materials and in a particularly complex process. The 24 cm long blade of the Gyutoh knife consists of a total of 49 layers. The core is made of extremely hard FC61 steel. It is surrounded by Damascus steel, which is applied in 48 individual layers. These layers are visible after the blade is finished, giving it an attractive and unique damask pattern. The quality of the Gyutoh knife's blade is double ice hardened, making it hard and robust. It's peeled off on both sides equipped with a Japanese blade profile and a Honbazuke trigger. The handle of the knife is also very high quality. It is made from Pakkawood, which contrasts beautifully with the damask pattern on the blade. Its ergonomic D-shape ensures that you can work with this knife for hours without tiring. With this noble knife from the MIYABI 5000FCD series, which is not only sharp but also extremely attractive thanks to its blade made of 49 individual layers of steel, you will make an impression on your guests.
Width | 5,1 cm |
Height | 2,4 cm |
Length | 38 cm |
Blade length | 24 cm |
Blade hardness (HRC) | 60-62 HRC |
Blade material | FC61 |
Stem material | Pakka Wood |
Weight | 0,22 kg |