$230.00
Derived from Middle Eastern sword-making techniques, the Magoroku Knife is from Gifu prefecture, Japan, with a centuries old tradition of blade making.
Wootz steel was discovered in India c.300BC and used to make knives long ago in Damascus, Syria. These swords are characterised by distinctive patterns of banding and mottling reminiscent of flowing water. Such blades were reputed to be tough, resistant to shattering and capable of being honed to a sharp, resilient edge. The technique for making Wootz steel was lost for centuries before revived in Japan when used for making swords. Magoroku has created an original method of embellishing the blade using layers, and distinguished piece, which is also durable, does not rust, keeps a very sharp edge and easy care - this knife is the one to keep.
| Blade 150 mm | Ebony Handle | Made in Japan
*As a pre-order - Knives can be personalised, a name can be carved into the blade in the manufacturing process. Once payment is received, allow about 4 weeks.
ダマスカス模様は異種金属を多層に重ね合わせることで、この優美な波紋を形作っています。耐久性に優れ、錆びにくく、鋭い切れ味の包丁です。
包丁にお名前をお入れする事がプリオーダーにて可能です。 オーダーより2−3週間お時間が掛かりますので、お早めにお問い合わせください。
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