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Miyabi KOH 4000FC Chef's Knives

$129.95 - $169.95
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Each elegant MIYABI Koh knife is crafted in Seki, Japan. There, MIYABI artisans merge rich Japanese tradition with expert German engineering and state-of-the-art steels to produce these ultimate kitchen knives.

Advanced FC61 fine carbide stainless steel - 61 hardness on the Rockwell scale - provides unsurpassed corrosion and chip resistance. This cutting-edge steel ensures the hand-honed blades retain their impressive sharpness for a long time. Thanks to an innovative, ice-hardened process, the FRIODURx2 blades offer remarkable durability, sharpness, and cutting performance.

The stunning blades are finished with a true katana edge, homage to the samurai swords made in Seki centuries ago, and feature an embossed MIYABI logo. Stylishly stamped with a silver mosaic pin, the exquisite octagon-shaped handle feels as good as it looks. The Pakkawood handle supports both Western chopping and Asian rocking cuts - experience ergonomic perfection with each slice.

Features:
  • Ice-hardened FRIODURx2 blade for edge retention and corrosion resistance.
  • Stylishly stamped with mosaic pin, ergonomic Pakkawood handle design.
  • Rounded spine and heel.
  • Handcrafted in Seki, Japan
  • Construction:
  • Fabricated from FC61 fine carbide steel.
  • Hand-honed Honbazuke blade with sandblasted katana edge and embossed logo.
  • Mirror-polished blade.
  • Cleaning:
  • Hand washing recommended, dishwasher chemicals can damage the surface of the steel.
  • Clean under warm water with mild soap and non-scratch cloth or sponge.
  • Dry immediately
  • Use & Storage:
  • To maintain a sharper cutting edge, use a sharpening steel, preferably each time after youÕve used a knife.
  • Do not cut through bone unless using a meat cleaver, as bone could damage the knife blade.