Color: #61
Size:
11.5"
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High-quality sashimi knife designed by a master blacksmith
Master Shin’s Anvil was the brainchild of Shin In-Young, a fifth generation blacksmith in South Korea born into a family that has been in the business for over 175 years. They produce high-quality farm, kitchen, and everyday tools designed with function in mind. And if you ask us, they're works of art all on their own. Made for making neat and clean cuts when preparing fish, this sashimi knife can also be used for thinly slicing fruit and vegetables. When it comes to delicate work, you’ll be happy to have this knife in your collection.
- Built for prepping cuts of fish and thinly slicing fruit and vegetables
- Expertly crafted blade that performs for 2-3 years before needing to be sharpened
- Durable and water-resistant sun-dried chestnut or oak handles
- Blade made from extremely resilient railroad-track steel
- Made in South Korea by expert blacksmiths
- Blade: Railroad-track steel
- Handle: Chestnut or oak wood
- Round Daenggi: A technique used to wind a round iron around the knife handle, so that the blade does not fall out of the handle even after many years
- Sumbe handle: A technique in which the blade root (sumbe) is aligned with the wooden handle using only fire and pressure
- Total Dimensions: 11” L x 1¼” W
- Blade Dimensions: 6.1” L x 1¼” W
- Sharpen after 2-3 years of regular use with a honing stone
- Avoid use on hard surfaces
- Clean using a soft cloth and water
- Wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints regularly to prevent rust
- When storing, place in dry place and lightly oil the surface
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