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Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kengata VG10 Damascus 7480 19cm
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Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kengata VG10 Damascus 19cm 7480
The Sakai Takayuki Kengata is a Japanese knife with a 19-centimeter blade, created for those who value versatility, reliability, and impeccable design in their kitchen tools. The Kengata's sword-like blade shape with its distinctive K-tip provides unrivaled control for fine slicing and complex culinary tasks. Thanks to its well-balanced design and sharp tip, the knife is effective for both fast slicing and delicate work. The blade core is crafted from high-quality VG10 steel, renowned for its hardness, wear resistance, and long-lasting sharpness. This core is surrounded by 33 layers of Damascus steel, which not only strengthen the structure but also create a captivating wave pattern. The handle, crafted from noble Japanese zelkova (keyaki) wood, is durable, stable, and features a unique texture, ensuring a confident and comfortable grip. This knife is the result of centuries-old traditions of Japanese blacksmithing and modern production technologies, brought to life by Aoki Hamono Co., Ltd. Not dishwasher safe.
€131.47

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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 7472 17cm
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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 17cm 7472
The Japanese Sakai Takayuki Santoku knife, with its 17-centimeter blade, is your indispensable kitchen assistant for everyday tasks. It excels at cutting meat, fish, vegetables, and herbs. The name "Santoku" (or "three virtues") reflects its versatility, combining the capabilities of a chef's knife and a vegetable knife for precise and versatile work. Its compact size and thoughtful blade shape make it ideal for quick and precise chopping, ensuring a clean cut. The blade core is made of high-quality VG10 steel, characterized by exceptional hardness, wear resistance, and long-lasting sharpness. This steel is encased in 33 layers of Damascus steel, which not only increases strength but also creates a captivating wave pattern. This design minimizes friction and prevents food from sticking, making the cooking process more enjoyable and efficient. The ergonomic handle made of Japanese zelkova (keyaki) wood ensures a secure grip and comfort even during prolonged use, thanks to its strength, durability, and beautiful texture. This knife is the result of centuries-old Japanese blacksmithing traditions and modern technology, manufactured by Aoki Hamono Co., Ltd. To maintain its superior quality and appearance, gentle care is recommended: hand wash and dry immediately after each use.
€120.32

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus 7953 21cm
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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus 21cm 7953
The Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus Japanese chef's knife, with a 21 cm blade, is a versatile gyuto knife designed for most kitchen tasks, including slicing meat, fish, vegetables, and herbs. The gyuto is considered the Japanese equivalent of the European chef's knife, but has a finer blade, ensuring a cleaner and more precise cut. The blade has a VG10 steel core—one of the most popular materials in Japanese knives due to its high hardness, excellent corrosion resistance, and long-lasting sharpness. The hard cutting edge is protected by 33 layers of Damascus steel, which not only increases the strength of the blade but also reduces friction during cutting, preventing food from sticking. The upper part of the blade is forged (tsuchime), creating a distinctive texture. The knife's traditional Japanese character is emphasized by its octagonal oak handle, hand-finished and painted. Oak is durable and wear-resistant, and its hand-finishing gives each handle a unique appearance.
€123.51

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Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus 7949 16cm
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Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus 16cm 7949
The Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus Nakiri knife is handcrafted in accordance with ancient blade-making traditions. The 16 cm long blade features a VG10 steel core, renowned for its superior edge retention and corrosion resistance. 33 layers of Damascus steel sheathing protect the hard, brittle core and minimize friction and food sticking. The blade is 44.5 mm long, and the spine is only 2 mm thick. Weighing only 158 g, the Sakai Takayuki Kokushin VG10 Damascus Nakiri is lightweight and comfortable, allowing you to chop vegetables and herbs tirelessly. The octagonal oak handle is hand-painted, giving this beautiful knife its unique character.
€123.51

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Petty Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 7471 15cm
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Petty Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 15cm 7471
The Japanese Sakai Takayuki petty knife is designed for fine, precise work in the preparation of various dishes. This versatile knife with a 15 cm long blade will do the job where a chef's knife is too long. The blade core is made of VG10 steel, which is easy to sharpen and corrosion-resistant. The blade sheaths are made of 33 layers of Damascus steel. The handle is made of Japanese zelkova (keyaki) wood. The Sakai Takayuki petty knife is not dishwasher safe. Made in Japan.
€87.65

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Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 7473 16cm
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Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 16cm 7473
The Sakai Takayuki Japanese nakiri knife with a 16-centimeter blade is the ideal tool for flawless vegetable slicing. Its rectangular blade allows for perfectly clean cuts with ease, which is especially valuable when working with large vegetables like cabbage or finely chopping greens. Thanks to its double-sided sharpening, the knife is equally comfortable for both right- and left-handed users and is easy to clean. The blade core is made of premium VG10 steel, renowned for its exceptional hardness and long-lasting sharpness. This core is protected by 33 layers of Damascus steel. The handle, made of durable and beautiful Japanese zelkova wood, provides a secure and comfortable grip even during prolonged use. This knife is the result of a fusion of centuries-old traditions and modern technology from the Japanese company Aoki Hamono. To maintain its superior performance and appearance, we recommend hand washing and drying immediately.
€121.12

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 7475 21cm
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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 21cm 7475
The Japanese Sakai Takayuki chef's knife with a 21-centimeter blade is your indispensable kitchen assistant. It handles any task with ease, from delicately slicing vegetables and herbs to cutting meat and fish. The blade's perfect balance and length guarantee superior control and comfort, even during extended use. Thanks to its double-sided sharpening, the knife is equally comfortable for both right- and left-handed users. The blade is crafted from premium VG10 stainless steel, renowned for its exceptional hardness, corrosion resistance, and long-lasting sharpness. The VG10 core is surrounded by 33 layers of Damascus steel, which not only increases strength but also gives the blade a captivating wave pattern. The ergonomic handle made of Japanese Zelkova (Keyaki) wood is durable, stable, and naturally beautiful. It ensures a secure grip and precise control of the knife. Manufactured in Japan by Aoki Hamono Co., Ltd., this knife combines centuries-old craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology. To maintain its superior quality, hand washing and prompt drying after each use are recommended; not dishwasher safe.
€118.73

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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus IWZ-113 16.5cm
Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus 16.5cm IWZ-113
The Ittetsu Santoku knife has a 165 mm blade. The Santoku is one of the most popular Japanese kitchen knives, designed for everyday kitchen work. It features a relatively short, wide blade with a straight cutting edge and a distinctive rounded tip. The Santoku is a popular alternative to the classic European chef's knife. The blade is made of Damascus steel with a VG10 core. The handle is made of stabilized Pakka wood.
€112.35

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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu Hokiyama OEM AUS10 IWH-304 16.5cm
Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu Hokiyama OEM AUS10 16.5cm IWH-304
The Ittetsu Hokiyama OEM santoku knife has a 165 mm blade. The blade is made of twisted AUS 10 steel, resulting in 67 layers of Damascus steel with a unique pattern. This multi-purpose knife can be used as a chef's knife and is also suitable for slicing and chopping. The handle is made of wenge wood and features a walnut bolster. The Ittetsu Hokiyama OEM santoku knife is not dishwasher safe. The knife weighs approximately 290 g.
€142.63

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Sujihiki Japanese kitchen knife Takeshi Saji VG10, bull bone HA4611 24cm
Sujihiki Japanese kitchen knife Takeshi Saji VG10, bull bone 24cm HA4611
This Japanese sujihiki slicer is crafted by renowned master Takeshi Saji. The blade is forged from 31 layers of VG10 nickel-plated steel. The handle features buffalo bone scales and brass bolsters. The knife weighs approximately 345 g. This knife is ideal for finely slicing meat, fish, and other foods. This premium, handcrafted Japanese kitchen knife makes a beautiful and useful gift for both men and women. Takeshi Saji is one of the finest Japanese smiths creating traditional Japanese kitchen knives. In 1994, he was appointed "Master Guardian of Traditional Crafts." The Takeshi Saji sujihiki knife comes in a branded box.
€294.02

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Kiritsuke Japanese kitchen knife Sukenari Gyuto S-308 24cm
Kiritsuke Japanese kitchen knife Sukenari Gyuto 24cm S-308
This Japanese Sukenari knife is a hybrid of a chef's knife and a kiritsuke. Historically, the kiritsuke was considered the chef's knife in Japanese restaurants and required a high degree of skill. This knife features a long, flat cutting edge for precise slicing and a sharp tip for precise and delicate work. The 24 cm long blade is crafted from three layers of HAP-40 steel. The Wa handle, a traditional octagon shape, is made of oak and features a buffalo horn bolster. This Japanese Sukenari kiritsuke kitchen knife is not dishwasher safe and should not be used on frozen or very hard foods.
€302.79

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Bunka Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 7479 16cm
Bunka Japanese kitchen knife Sakai Takayuki VG10 Damascus 16cm 7479
The classic Japanese bunka knife by Sakai Takayuki, with a 16 cm blade, is a compact, versatile knife suitable for most kitchen tasks. The blade is crafted from high-quality VG10 stainless steel, renowned for its excellent corrosion resistance, high hardness, and long-lasting edge retention. The VG10 core is encased in 33 layers of Damascus steel. The double-sided sharpening of the cutting edge makes the knife equally comfortable for both right- and left-handed users. The traditional Japanese handle is made of zelkova (Keyaki) wood—a deciduous tree from the elm family, highly prized in Japan for its strength, stability, and beautiful natural texture. Manufactured by Aoki Hamono Co., Ltd. in Japan, this knife combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. This knife is not dishwasher safe.
€134.66

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Miyabi IKI 1033756 20cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Miyabi IKI 20cm 1033756
Experience perfection with the MIYABI Iki chef's knife—a tool created for true gourmets and professionals. Each knife is the result of over 130 stages of handcrafting by skilled Seki artisans. Its mesmerizing 49-layer blade has a core of ultra-hard MC66 steel. The Damascus sheaths feature a unique Moonlight Damascus pattern. It is tempered with CRYODUR and meticulously hand-sharpened with Honbazuke. The perfectly balanced dark maple handle, like an extension of your hand, provides an unrivaled sense of control. Whether handling fish, succulent meat, or fresh vegetables, the MIYABI Iki will become your faithful companion, embodying uncompromising quality and true craftsmanship.
€396.81

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Takeshi Saji VG-10 Colored Damascus HA-11207 18cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Takeshi Saji VG-10 Colored Damascus 18cm HA-11207
This Japanese chef's knife, handcrafted by the accomplished master Takeshi Saji, features an 18-cm blade crafted from striking rainbow Damascus steel with a core of high-quality VG10 steel. The elegant handle is crafted from quince wood. The knife weighs approximately 250 grams. Takeshi Saji is recognized as one of Japan's leading smiths specializing in traditional kitchen knives. His craftsmanship has been recognized with numerous awards from the Fukui Prefectural Government, and he is a member of the prestigious Japanese Knifemakers' Guild. In 1994, he was awarded the title of "Master Guardian of Traditional Crafts."
€361.61

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Japanese kitchen knife Gyuto Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus IWZ-104 21cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus 21cm IWZ-104
An excellent knife Gyuto IWZ-104 from Ittetsu with a blade length of 21 cm for chopping and slicing fish, meat, vegetables and fruits. The blade is made of high quality VG10 Damascus steel, hammer finish. The octagonal handle is made of pakkawood wood. This knife cannot be washed in the dishwasher. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. Japanese kitchen knives have a very hard but thin blade. Japanese knives are not allowed to cut bones and meat with bones, coconuts and other nuts, and other hard foods. Ittetsu knives due to handmade may differ slightly from those shown in the photos and sizes. Echizen city, Japan. Weight 250 gr.
€131.47

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife TOJIRO GAI F-1352 18cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife TOJIRO GAI 18cm F-1352
The Tojiro GAI F-1352 Japanese gyuto chef's knife has a 180 mm blade. The new Tojiro GAI series features authentic design and ergonomics. The textured handle with a unique, durable surface is made of micarta and secured with bolts. The blades of Tojiro GAI knives are made of premium Japanese VG-10 steel with a 37-layer Damascus pattern. The Tojiro GAI Gyuto knife weighs 170 g. Tojiro knives are not dishwasher safe. Wipe dry after use.
€134.66

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Petty Japanese kitchen knife Tojiro Classic Damascus F-651 15cm
Petty Japanese kitchen knife Tojiro Classic Damascus 15cm F-651
Knife Tojiro Petty F-651 with a double-beveled blade 15 cm long. Damascus Japanese knives are usually most popular as a beautiful gift. The Damascus knife series has improved practicality and durability by adapring a bolster handle. The knife has a classic kitchen knife handle made of reinforced laminated material. Reinforced laminated handle is very durable and tough, not easily deformed and strong against deterioration over time. Metal bolster is very hygienic and prevents stain and dirt from being accumulated between blade and handle. A real forged VG10 multi-layer blade (37 layers) made using the same manufacturing process used to make Japanese swords. It is very accurate and has excellent sharpness. Regardless of what materials the Japanese kitchen knife is made of, it cannot be washed in the dishwasher. Hot water and detergents damage the materials of the handle and blade. We recommend washing the knife by hand and wiping it dry immediately after use.  Each knife comes in an individual box. Weight is 85 gr.
€86.06

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Bunka Japanese kitchen knife Kenshiro Hatono SG2 Damascus KH-012 18cm
Bunka Japanese kitchen knife Kenshiro Hatono SG2 Damascus 18cm KH-012
A bunka knife crafted by master craftsman Kenshiro Hatono. This Japanese knife is ideal as a general-purpose kitchen knife. The 180 mm blade is made of SPG2 steel with Damascus sheaths. The traditional Japanese wa handle is made of wenge wood, and the bolster is made of walnut. The Kenshiro Hatono bunka knife is not dishwasher safe. Wash the knife by hand and dry thoroughly after use. Do not use on frozen or other extremely hard foods, as the cutting edge is very thin. Comes in a branded box.
€235.06

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Japanese kitchen knife Gyuto Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus IWZ-105 24cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus 24cm IWZ-105
Gyuto IWZ-105 from Ittetsu is a Japanese-designed chef's knife with a blade length of 24 cm, designed for chopping and slicing meat, fish, fruits and vegetables. The octagonal handle is made of pakkawood wood. The blade is made of high quality VG10 Damascus steel, hammer finish. This knife cannot be washed in the dishwasher. Hand wash with warm water and towel dry. Japanese kitchen knives have a very hard but thin blade. Japanese knives are not allowed to cut bones and meat with bones, coconuts and other nuts, and other hard foods. Ittetsu knives due to handmade may differ slightly from those shown in the photos and sizes. Echizen city, Japan. Weight 270 gr.
€142.63

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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Mcusta Zanmai Classic Pro Zebra HFZ-8007D 24cm
Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Mcusta Zanmai Classic Pro Zebra 24cm HFZ-8007D
Large chef's knife Mcusta Zanmai with a 24 cm blade from the Classic Pro Zebra series. The total length of the knife is 390 cm. This large chef's knife fits comfortably in a man's hand and has an ideal balance. The blade has a three-layer construction: a VG-10 steel core with multilayer Damascus facings. The handle of the chef's knife Mcusta Classic Pro Zebra is made of pakka wood with a mosaic pin. Pakka is a laminated plastic, the main component of which is valuable wood, reinforced with phenolic resin. Weight is about 225 g. Comes in a branded box and will be a great gift. Mcusta Zanmai knives are made in Seki, Japan.
€211.16

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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun 9303 18cm
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Santoku Japanese kitchen knife Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun 18cm 9303
Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun Santoku 18 cm. The Zuiun is a special model manufactured to celebrate the company's centennial. Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun knives have blades with a wavy “hamon” pattern similar to Japanese swords. In its current incarnation, Seki Kanetsugu Cutlery has been making modern blades that realize the characteristics of Japanese swords--unbreakable, unbending and very sharp. The company also infused the Zuiun with the spirit of such swords. The blade is made of Damascus steel that uses powdered stainless steel SPG2 for the core material. Finely sharpened by artisans, the surface of the blade features a scudding cloud-like pattern. It is also forged into a V-shaped "hamaguri-ba" clam blade, reflecting a characteristic of Japanese swords.
€218.33

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Kiritsuke Japanese kitchen knife Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun 9305 21cm
Kiritsuke Japanese kitchen knife Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun 21cm 9305
Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun Kiritsuke 21 cm. Kiritsuke bocho combines the qualities of “usu-ba” (thin-bladed) and “yanagi-ba” (thin- and long-bladed) knives. But it is crafted to be double edged as opposed to conventional single-edged ones, making it suitable for cutting any type of food by bringing the blade straight down onto the item. As the pointed part of the blade is modeled after a sword, it is also suitable for preparing dishes that involve techniques requiring the use of the tip, such as decorative cutting.The Zuiun is a special model manufactured to celebrate the company's centennial. Seki Kanetsugu Zuiun knives have blades with a wavy “hamon” pattern similar to Japanese swords. In its current incarnation, Seki Kanetsugu Cutlery has been making modern blades that realize the characteristics of Japanese swords--unbreakable, unbending and very sharp. The company also infused the Zuiun with the spirit of such swords. The blade is made of Damascus steel that uses powdered stainless steel SPG2 for the core material. Finely sharpened by artisans, the surface of the blade features a scudding cloud-like pattern. It is also forged into a V-shaped "hamaguri-ba" clam blade, reflecting a characteristic of Japanese swords.
€262.95

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Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus IWZ-108 17cm
Nakiri Japanese kitchen knife Ittetsu VG-10 Damascus 17cm IWZ-108
Japanese Ittetsu nakiri vegetable knife with a blade length of 17 cm. The blade is made of stamped Damascus steel VG10, 33 layers. The handle is made of moisture-resistant laminated wood - Pakka wood. Nakiri is a vegetable knife with a thin cutting edge and is not intended for chopping or slicing too hard products. Ittetsu knives are made in Japan. Japanese kitchen knives cannot be washed in the dishwasher.
€142.63

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   Japanese Damascus knives combine ancient methods of gunsmiths and modern technologies. As a rule, blacksmiths alternate steels with high and low carbon content. Steels with a high carbon content have sharpness, and those with a low carbon content have strength. Both of these properties are combined in the Damascus blade. From the alternation of steels, a multi-layered strong, durable and sharp blade with a beautiful pattern is obtained. Damascus steel got its name from the Syrian city of Damascus, which for a long time was the center of metalworking and blade production. However, archaeological excavations show that since ancient times, in different parts of the world, blacksmiths have mastered the technique of making multilayer blades, which today are called Damascus blades all over the world.

    Many factory-made Japanese Damascus knives usually have a three-layer design. The cutting edge is made of solid carbon steel (for example, aogami), and soft plates are made of Damascus steel. This is done not only for beauty. Softer pads prevent the knife from breaking. According to their properties, such knives are not completely inferior to Damascus blades. There are several types of Damascus. The most common of them are: "wild" and "simple". The names speak for themselves. A package of steels is forged, folded and forged again. This is repeated many times. The drawing of such Damascus steel turns out to be chaotic, which is why it is called wild. Unlike these species, mosaic Damascus has a strict pattern. For such damascus steel, a package of steels is selected specifically as a mosaic.

    Despite the fact that Damascus steel knives are really very sharp and durable, they cannot be used for cutting excessively hard foods or chopping bones. There are special tools for this, for example, kitchen hatchets. Since Damascus usually contains carbon steel, such knives are susceptible to corrosion. After use, Japanese Damascus knives must be washed and wiped dry immediately. For care, we recommend using camellia oil. Oil fills invisible air pockets and the knife will not rust. As a rule, Damascus knives keep sharpening for a long time. To keep the cutting edge sharp, sharpen the knife with a ceramic stick. It is recommended to use whetstones for the main sharpening.

    A Japanese Damascus knife will be a wonderful working tool of a cook, an ornament of any kitchen, as well as a worthy gift.

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