TAKAHIRO MIYAZAKI - Gyotu - Fish and Meat Knife with Wenge Handle 8"
Technische Daten
| Griffmaterial | Wenge |
| Stahl | Blue Paper Steel |
| Grifflänge | 13.5 cm |
| Klingenlänge | 20.5 cm |
| Gesamtlänge | 34.0 cm |
| Klingenstärke | 2.1 mm |
| Gewicht | 205 / 392 (incl. wooden gift box), 205 / 392 (with wooden gift box) g |
Concept
TAKAHIRO MIYAZAKI Ken is the Japanese word for sword. Sword smiths were famous for producing items with outstanding properties. The knowledge of the sword smiths' craft is incorporated into our Ken series.
Blade shapes proven over centuries make the knives in the Miyazaki Ken series perfect tools for any kitchen. The visible marks of the forging hammer on the blade surface create an attractive contrast to the highly polished cutting edge. The strong visual contrast – a stylistic device often used in Far Eastern art – also has a practical advantage: the indentations created by the forging hammer in the upper area reduce the surface and thus the friction, allowing the blade to glide effortlessly through the food. The steel, with its carbon content, is excellently suited for chef's knives, as it can be ground very finely, allowing for a very sharp edge without compromising edge retention. Since little chrome has been alloyed, the steel is not stainless but rather stain-resistant. Cleaning after use and oiling largely offsets this apparent disadvantage.
The traditional design of the wenge wood handle with its blackened cast iron bolster makes the knife a beautiful and eye-catching piece in any kitchen. Our principle that form must be subordinate to function is particularly evident in the user-friendly handle shapes. The knives come in a wooden gift box. After use, it is advisable to clean the knives to minimize tarnishing of the steel.
Shipping
Shipping to Germany is free for orders over 80€.
For orders under 80€, the following flat shipping rates apply per order:
within Germany (mainland):
- Letter/small parcel: free shipping Parcel: 5.99 Euro
to Europe:
- < 1kg: 7.99 Euro
- > 1kg: 16.99 Euro
outside Europe:
- < 1kg: 7.99 Euro
- > 1kg: 16.99 Euro
All prices are final and include statutory VAT.
Care
- Cleaning: After use, you should clean the knife under running water with a mild soap. Avoid washing the knife in the dishwasher, as this can cause damage.
- Drying: Dry the knife thoroughly immediately after washing to prevent rust formation. It is best to use a soft cloth for this.
- Storage: Store the knife in a dry place where it cannot come into contact with other metal objects. A knife sheath or a knife block are ideal storage options.
- Sharpening: Sharpen the knife regularly with a suitable sharpening stone or sharpener. A sharp knife cuts better and is safer to use.
- Cutting surface: Use a suitable cutting surface made of wood or plastic for cutting. Avoid cutting on hard surfaces such as stone or metal, as this can damage the blade.
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