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K&S Yuepo SLD Nashiji Gyuto 210mm, Ebony Handle

Sale$168.30$198.00

  1. Thin behind the edgeGround thin for smooth, low-resistance cuts
  2. SLD steelBetter stain resistance than carbon steel, still easy to sharpen
  3. FinishNashiji
  4. HandleEbony
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Kurogane Blue 2 Kurouchi Bunka 165mm B-Grade, Ebony Handle

Sale$110.60$158.00

B-grade: the only fault is a wrong engraving, covered by a patch. Same steel, construction and cutting performance.

  1. Blue 2 carbon coreTakes a very keen edge, easy to sharpen
  2. Soft-iron claddingTraditional kurouchi finish
  3. Bunka profileA pointier alternative to the santoku
  4. HandleOctagonal ebony
  5. B-gradeThe only fault: a wrong engraving, covered by this patch
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