The santoku — meaning "three virtues" in Japanese — earns its name with a blade shaped equally for vegetables, meat and fish. At 1.8 mm thin, the hammered Tsuchime pattern across the blade creates small air pockets that reduce drag and keep food from clinging as you work, making each cut clean and deliberate.
The blade is forged from 440C high-carbon stainless steel, hardened to HRC 60 ±1, and set into a black pakkawood handle with a hidden full tang for a secure, balanced feel in the hand. A fitted bamboo saya — the traditional Japanese blade cover — is included to protect both edge and worktop when the knife is at rest.
440C high-carbon stainless steel blade, 180 mm, 1.8 mm thick — HRC hardness 60 ±1
Black pakkawood handle with hidden full tang; weight 189 g
Bamboo saya (blade cover) and bamboo gift box included
Specifications
Blade length: 180 mm
Blade thickness: 1.8 mm
Steel: 440C high-carbon stainless steel
HRC hardness: 60 ±1
Handle material: Black pakkawood
Tang: Hidden full tang
Weight: 189 g
Includes: Bamboo saya, bamboo box
Care & materials
Care depends on the material. Where specific instructions apply, they are shown on the product itself. As a general guide: wipe wood clean and dry promptly; hand-wash glass and metal to protect the finish; follow the care label on textiles; and check the product page for dishwasher or microwave suitability.
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