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Trained by his uncle in 1966, Master Shin In-young and his team hand forge traditional kitchen knives at their shop in Anseong, South Korea. This150mm / 5.9″ carbon steel petty chef knife will perform the majority of chopping and cutting needs of any home cook, while being compact and perfect for use when space is…
The blade is hand-forgedfrom Joseph Schrum’s striking andunique Silver Smoke pattern damascus, while the dark, elegant handle issculptedfrom a combination of African Blackwood and UkrainianBog Oak. Joseph, the independent artist behind Missouri’s Halcyon Forge has created yet another superbtoolthat balances form and function in impressive ways. With a dark etch that conjures wisps of shimmering…
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…
Clad in house-made damascus steel with a hard, sharp, and thin cutting edge of 1.2842 high-carbon steel, Kamil & Michal Hanuljak have delivered another one-of-a-kindsantoku chef’s knife built to rule the kitchen. Inspired by the storied Japanese cutlery and crafted using the same traditional methods, the 193mm / 7.6″ blade features an extremely fine, needle-like…
As a formally trained chef, Don Carlos Andrade knows how to design a high-performing culinary tool. As a sculptor, artist, and knifemaker of more thantwo decades, each object is as unique and beautiful as it is functional. This, the first bird’s beak style paring knife from Don’s California studio, checks all the boxes. Meticulously shaped…
Each build of late by the talented and innovative Oliver Mrtens has brought with it new styles, material combinations, and finishes, all while maintaining theoutstanding geometry and performance for which his work is known. Those qualities certainly hold true in this head-turning 205mm / 8.1″ gyuto that boasts Oliver’s convex bevels above a razor-thin, hard,…
Many knives are easy to pick up. This petty chef by Emiliano Carrillo is hard to put down. Forged by hand from oroshigane carbon steelwhich Emiliano makes in small batches using a homemade furnace at his New Jersey studio, the 150mm / 5.9″ blade is stunning and versatile from tip to heel. Superbly honed, symmetrical…
Shinryoku (??v), or ‘Deep Green’ as it is translated from Japanese, is the name artist Shoichi Hashimoto gives the 270-layer damascus pattern used toform this incredible blade. Forged from a four-alloy formula of White No.1, White No.2, Blue No.1, and Blue No.2 Hitachi high-carbon steel alloys, Shoichi creates a full-size, 236mm / 9.3″ gyuto blade…
An object with no equal, GoldVein No.2 represents the collaboration between GoldVein’s founders Tobias Hangler, David Wolkerstorfer, and Abe Shaw, together with designer and world-renownedchef knife artist Benjamin Kamon. Forged by hand from proprietary blade steels developed in-house together with pure gold, then matched with ancient Austrian Bog Oak, zirconium, and gold-plated hardware, GoldVein No.2…
Nick Anger’s latest work of culinary art will not leave you with crossed signals. Its message is clear: take me home, love me, use me,and you will be rewarded. The mesmerizing mosaic damascus, however, may have a mind of its own. Forged by hand at Nick’s Vermont studio from 1080 and 15n20 carbon alloys, the…
Designed in collaboration with Sweden Andersson Copra, this slim paring knife is perfect for a wide range of small, detail-oriented cuts especially thoserequiring a touch of added blade strength.Longer than the average paring knife, it features a stiff, strong profile, a tapered tip, and an extra-sharp edge that will please every chef who enjoys a…
Little short of a cosmic amount of energy, focused and constant, can provide the power needed to consume a planet. While it may seem elusivehere on Earth, in reality the resources for such an effort can be attained with just the right combination of inputs; as in when Rhode Island artist Joshua Prince teams up…
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