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3 Knives Set: Japanese 堺 Kitchen Knife Type E
3 Knives Set: Japanese 堺 Kitchen Knife Type E
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Introducing the Japanese 堺 Kitchen Knife E Set, handcrafted in Sakai Osaka. Made from White Paper (Shiro gami) No.1 steel, this 3-piece set includes Santoku, Chef, and Petty knives perfect for daily use. With keyaki and burnt oak handles, this set is ideal for professionals and cooking enthusiasts. Upgrade your kitchen tools with precision and quality.
Product Details For E Set
Product Details For E Set
Chef Knife:
- Handle: Baked Oak/Wipe Lacquer
- Handle (Ring Part): None
- Blade: Double Edged
- Blade Steel: White Paper (Shiro gami) No.1
- Base Metal: SUS405
- Hardness (HRC): 63
- Blade Length: 21cm (8.3 inch)
- Origin: Sakai, Japan
Santoku Knife:
- Handle: Baked Oak/Wipe Lacquer
- Handle (Ring Part): None
- Blade: Double Edged
- Blade Steel: White Paper (Shiro gami) No.1
- Base Metal: SUS405
- Hardness (HRC): 63
- Blade Length: 16.5cm (6.5 inch)
- Origin: Sakai, Japan
Petty Utility Knife:
- Handle: Keyaki (Japanese Zelkova)
- Handle (Ring Part): Laminated Plywood
- Blade: Double Edged
- Blade Steel: White Paper (Shiro gami) No.1
- Base Metal: SUS405
- Hardness (HRC): 63
- Blade Length: 13.5cm (5.3 inch)
- Origin: Sakai, Japan
Production Area
Production Area
Sakai knife is produced from the hands of craftsmen who are masters in their respective fields, with a division of work in the three processes of forging, sharpening and handle attachment. Each is handmade and cannot be mass-produced.
About Steel
About Steel
White paper steel (Shiro gami) is made of 100% iron sand-based steel. Due to its purity, the temperature range for hardening in the forging process is narrow and it is difficult to achieve optimum hardness. This requires a high level of forging skill and makes it expensive.
White paper No.1 is often used by chefs, and when sharpened it becomes extremely sharp and has been called ‘the ultimate knife’.
Usage of Chef Knife
Usage of Chef Knife
Japanese Chef knife is also known as an all-purpose knife because it can cut meat, fish, vegetables and any other material. It is very useful to have one for both professional and home use.
Usage of Santoku Knife
Usage of Santoku Knife
Santoku knife is a family cooking knife with a wider blade and shorter blade length than the Gyuto (Chef knife). It is also called an all-purpose knife because it can cut meat, fish, vegetables and any other material. It is very convenient to have this knife for both professional and home use.
Usage of Petty Utility Knife
Usage of Petty Utility Knife
This knife is a very flexible knife. It is suitable for fine work such as peeling, cutting and decorating vegetables and fruit. It is very useful to have one for both professional and home use.
About Refund & Return
About Refund & Return
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Shipping Policy
Shipping Policy
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Instructions For Use
Instructions For Use
- Many of our knives are thinly ground to improve their sharpness, so they tend to chip easily. Therefore, please avoid using the dishwasher or using brute force.
- Depending on the storage method, there is a risk of rust or the wooden handle breaking, so please be sure to dry the knife gently with a dry towel after washing it by hand.
- This knife is very easy to cut, so please perform maintenance such as polishing the blade regularly.
- When cutting frozen foods with a knife, be careful as this is not the intended use of the knife. If you use a knife on food that has not been completely defrosted, the knife may break.
About Our Knife Sharpening Service
About Our Knife Sharpening Service
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