Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Ryusen Hamono Blazen Wa BZ-405 18cm
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Gyuto Japanese kitchen knife Ryusen Hamono Blazen Wa BZ-405 18cm

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Description

Ryusen Hamono Blazen Wa chef knife with 18 cm blade and perfectly redesigned Japanese octagonal handle. Blazen series are constructed out of a core of SG-2, sandwiched between 2 layers of stainless steel. The beautiful lines of damascus steel on the blade end up in a higher positioned Nashiji finish. Esthetically intriguing and in combination with the thin blade, it also provides little resistance while cutting. The combination of handle, weight, balance and the extremely thin and sharp cutting edge give tremendous comfort while cutting.

BZ-405
Reference
BZ-405
Brand
Ryusen Hamono
Country
Japan
Steel
SG2
Handle
Walnut
Blade Length, mm
180
Hardness
60-62 HRC
Total length, mm
315

Ryusen Hamono is a Japanese blacksmith workshop from the Echizen region (Fukui Prefecture), founded in 1953. The company inherited the traditions of local blacksmiths, whose history goes back more than 700 years. Ryusen Hamono became one of the few factories that received official recognition as a manufacturer of Echizen Uchihamono knives - products included in the list of intangible cultural heritage of Japan.