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Weighted, balanced, and powerful in the hand, with remarkably refined geometry at the thin, razor-sharp edge, this 260mm / 10.2″ ‘Gyutohiki’ by James Oatley deliversunrivaled cutting abilities to the chef’s kitchen. A gyuto-sujihiki hybrid, versatility and finesse converge for kitchen work breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Forged by hand at his Sydney, Australia studio from stainless-clad…
Forged by hand from AEB-L stainless steel, an impressive feat on its own, this blade is no ordinary product of the average bladesmith for morereasons than one, and Nick Anderson is surely no ordinary craftsperson. Extending forward from it’s user’s hand to present 394mm, or over 15″ of razor-sharp edge, this one-of-a-kind blade in sujihiki…
With the blade’s striking rainbow quench and handle sculpted from modern red linen micarta and rare vintage Westinghouse glass epoxy-laminate, this chef knife by DonCarlos Andrade represents functional art for the kitchen at its finest. To achieve the remarkable differential blade hardening and etched finish, Don selected, for the first time in his long tenure…
Forged at the hands of Emiliano Carrillo using time-tested traditional methods and years of experience comes a beautiful integral petty chef knife with purposefully designed,versatile, and elegant 140mm / 5.5″ blade. Forming both the blade and bolster is Emiliano’s house-made 600-layer carbon damascus steel created from 15n20 and 1084 alloys. Tapering steadily to a very…
In a sleek, top-to-bottommetallic style is the one-of-a-kind “Technobark” K-Tip Gyuto by Luke Scheepers of Australia. Between thebeautifully detailed and patinated collar andend-capofbrass,Lukehas shaped a single piece of hollow, brushed 6061 aluminum into hisunique, comfortable wa-style handle, featuring a decagonal, tapered form for control in any grip. With a stunning, 228mm / 9″blade of 52100…
Exquisitely crafted from the collaborative damascus steel created by this knife’s maker, Nick Anderson, along with bladesmiths Charlie Ellis and Joshua Prince, the NautilusCleaver is pure functional art. This trio of world-classmakersconverged on Nick’s studio in Oakland, California in Spring of 2022 to design and construct the extraordinary, mollusk-inspired damascus pattern used in thisintegral-construction vegetable…
Master Bladesmith Aaron Wilburn’s first piece to grace our collection in some time is an absolute beauty: simple, elegant, and packed full of utility forthe chef’s kitchen. At 208mm / 8.2″ long, the blade’s edge sweeps upward from a versatile, 61mm tall heel to a high, strong, and pointed tip, providing ample curvature for rocking…
Bladesmith and artist Joseph Schrum forges his striking, house-made ball bearings carbon damascus steel into a petty chef designed to perform every cut in thekitchen. Its compact overall footprint and versatile, dynamic form on the cutting board, including Joseph’s meticulously honed bevel geometry, the spine’s full distal taper, and the knife’s mass distribution and resulting…
To the delight of bread lovers and bakers everywhere, artist Leszek Sikon’s quintessential Graphitestyleis adapted for the first time to a handsome, serrated, handcraftedbread knife. Long and straight with wide, razor-sharp serrations hand ground from the 26c3 ‘Spicy White’ carbon steel edge material, the blade is superbly designed to slicefull loaves, halve sandwiches, and cut…
Buried beneath the surface for nearly 100 million years, a piece of this Spinosaurus’ spine bone finds its way into a one-of-a-kind heirloom chef’s tool.Crafted in south-western Ireland at the studio of Fingal Ferguson, this chef’s nakiri and its paleologically embellished handle are far from extinction. Designed to chop vegetables large and small, Fingal shapes…
From Auvergne bladesmith Bryan Raquin, dressed in a bog oak wa handle made years ago for Bryan by artist Anton Kudris, is a long, elegantworkhorse for the kitchen. Standing just 46mm tall at the heel, with a 255mm / 10″ edge that is quite thin but backed by short, meaty, convex bevels and a stiff,…
This exquisite, limited editionrelease of the Classic Chef,a collaboration between our Living Steel project and makers Andersson Copra of Sweden, boasts a handcrafted, etched, andpolished blade in strikingRose pattern Damasteel stainless damascus. The multi-purpose blade, designed to play the role of the chef’s do-it-all daily workhorse in any kitchen, is elevated to the next level…
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