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  • TAKAYUKI VG10 Nakamura Elite Master Collection Sujihiki 240mm blue
  • TAKAYUKI VG10 Nakamura Elite Master Collection Sujihiki 240mm blue

TAKAYUKI VG10 Nakamura Elite Master Collection Sujihiki 240mm blue

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Sujihiki • 240 mm • VG10 • Western-style synthetic handle • Suitable for left- and right-handed use

Limited Edition!

The blade is made from VG10 steel, a type of steel widely used by Japanese knife makers for its exceptional sharpness, corrosion resistance, and durability. The Damascus steel finish with contrasting layers, combined with the mirror polish, gives the knife an impressive and luxurious appearance.

The handle is made from high-quality synthetic material with varying colors and patterns, making each handle unique!

Elwin de Veld about the knives of Sakai Takayuki

We usually start our trips to Japan in Osaka, from where we take a Shinkansen ( a bullet train) to Seki, in Gifu prefecture. We start in Sakai, in south of Osaka, where we always recieve a warm friendly welcome from Aoki san and Ogawa san from Sakai Takayuki. In recent years the customers in our shop have been asking for special Japanese traditionally forged knives: Yanagiba, Sakimura, Kengata: all the names of models which are used in Japanese kitchens for preparing various sorts of fish. Sakai Takayuki is my key which opens the door to the world of traditional Japanese knives and to top it all, their product range is targeted for the western market. For making of the traditional Japanese knives Sakai Takayuki employs the best of the best: Itsuo Doi and Kenji Togashi, among others. The blacksmith Yamatsuke san, with his stable hand on the Kaiten Toshi (Japanese water stone), is a guarantor of an exceptionally sharp finish. Sakai Takayuki buys lots of their steel from the Aichi steel (their headquarters are situated close to Nagoya) and works among other with carbon steel shirogami white and aogami blue. A nice detail: the colours in the names of the steel have nothing to do with the colour of the steel itself- it's just the colour of the packing in which the raw steel is being stored in the factory. The western models are manually finished at the company's quarters in Osaka (sharpening), but largely manufactured in Seki, in Gifu prefecture. The finish and the quality is sublime- just what we can expect from Takayuki.

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