Couteaux Shiro Kamo

Japanese chef knife handmade by master Shiro Kamo. Blade length is 210 mm. Rengas handle with Oak ferrule. Blade of chef knife Shiro Kamo is made of damascus SG2  steel. The SG2 powdered steel is high carbon content and a high alloy stainless steel. This japanese chef knife is not allowed to wash by dishwasher. Knife by mr. Shiro Kamo has very hard, but thin blade. It is not allowed to cut by japanese chef knives bones and meat with bones, coconuts and other nuts, other hard products. The smith Shiro Kamo crafts his blades in the Takefu Knife Village. Shiro Kamo, born in 1958, was honored for his skill with the famous Japanese title "Dento-Kogei-shi" at age 45 (Master of Traditional Craft). Currently, he is President of the Takefu Knife Village Association.

Couteau nakiri japonais fabriqué à la main par le maître Shiro Kamo. La longueur de la lame est de 165 mm. La lame a un noyau en acier SG2 avec un revêtement en damas. L'acier en poudre SG2 est à haute teneur en carbone et est un acier inoxydable fortement allié. Ce couteau japonais ne passe pas au lave-vaisselle. Couteau par m. Shiro Kamo a une lame très dure mais fine. Il est interdit de couper avec des couteaux de chef japonais des os et de la viande avec des os, des noix de coco et autres noix, ainsi que d'autres produits durs. Le forgeron Shiro Kamo fabrique ses lames dans le village des couteaux Takefu. Shiro Kamo, né en 1958, a été honoré pour son savoir-faire du célèbre titre japonais « Dento-Kogei-shi » à 45 ans (Maître de l'artisanat traditionnel). Actuellement, il est président de la Takefu Knife Village Association.

Kama-Usuba knife is handmade by Shiro Kamo. Blade lenght is 165 mm. Traditional Japanese octagonal handles in rosewood. Blade is made of Shirogami steel, 11 layers. This japanese knife is not allowed to wash by dishwasher. Knife by mr. Shiro Kamo has very hard, but thin blade. It is not allowed to cut by japanese chef knives bones and meat with bones, coconuts and other nuts, other hard products. The smith Shiro Kamo crafts his blades in the Takefu Knife Village. Shiro Kamo, born in 1958, was honored for his skill with the famous Japanese title "Dento-Kogei-shi" at age 45 (Master of Traditional Craft). Currently, he is President of the Takefu Knife Village Association.