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  • Crossed Signals Chef 178mm

    $265.00

    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…

  • CuNi-Mai Graphite Gyuto 227mm

    $22.34

    The hand-hewn beauty of artist Leszek Sikon’s Graphite styling receives the CuNi treatment in this one-of-a-kind chef knife that sees both copper and nickel layeredwith 01 tool steel to comprise the cladding atop a core of 26c3 ‘Spicy White’ high-carbon steel which forms the cutting edge. Hard, thin, and sharp, the 227mm / 8.9″ edge…

  • Two-Faced Cleaver 165mm

    $320.00

    No fewer than five distinct stainless steel alloys form a mind-bending damascus steel created as only Joshua Prince can. In two interlocking cascades ofintertwined steel, not only do faces and figures emerge from the shadows, they melt away with the sameswiftness,their transitory states provoked by the blade bevels catching, absorbing, and reflecting light fromalternatingangles. Forged…

  • Golden Line Maple Chef 228mm

    $45.99

    The newest work of culinary art by Brazil’s William Porto is a 228mm / 9″ chef knife designed to perform every cut in the kitchenwith style and grace. Forged by hand at his one-man studio, William shapes the blade from his own Ladder W’s pattern carbon damascus steel to form a versatile, 51mm tall profile…

  • Ebony Argentium Sujihiki 394mm

    $300.00

    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…

  • Bocote Bog Oak Slicer 284mm

    $30.95

    A rare bird by Yanick Puig has flown in from across the pond, and it’s a stunning example of this talented bladesmith’s abilities. At 284mm/ 11.2″ long with a seductive, upswept profile that we can’t take our eyes off of, the blade is forged by hand from a three-part combination of vintage wrought iron,30NC11, and…

  • Anseong Vegetable Knife 185mm

    $9.37

    A carbon steel vegetable knife hand forged in the South Korean blacksmith shop Anseong Daejanggan, run by Master Shin In-young. Its traditional rustic design incorporatesa texturally finished, straight edge blade with comfortable, rounded hidden tang wa handle hand carved from hickory wood and embellished with a decorative forged steel ring. The blade measures 185mm /…

  • Lisch x Simisky Floating Chef 225mm

    $300.00

    Made solely by Master Bladesmith David Lisch from his own feather pattern damascus at his Washington studio, this one-of-a-kind chef knife is a collaboration inthat it was created alongside artist and knifemaker Jayden Simisky whose floating blade design it features. Jayden, quite the talented maker in his own right, sees culinary knives as blank canvases…

  • Graphite Petty Chef 140mm

    $2.11

    Solid and sturdy in the hand, balanced at the front of the handle’s integral bolster, with a versatile and beautiful blade that sweeps upward froma tall, strong heel to a very thin, needle-like tip, this petty chef knife packs a big punch. Forged in Suffolk, UK by bladesmith Leszek Sikon, this elegant piece of culinary…

  • Ole Big Boy Oyster Knife

    $5.99

    Shuck oysters on one end, and pop beer bottles at the other. Forged from a 5/8″ carbon steel square bar and measuring around 7.5″ longwith a 2.5″ blade, the Ole Big Boy Oyster Knife from Waller Handmade is a strong, sturdy tool. It features a bottle opener that we find to be a perfect touch….

  • Bog Oak Gyuto 255mm

    $10.54

    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,…

  • Maple Micarta B-Grind Chef 300mm

    $36.99

    By culinary craftsman and designer Dan Bidinger, bringing together so many of the refined attributes for which he has become known, is an extra large,remarkably handsome, high-performance knife for the chef’s kitchen. In AEB-L high-performance stainless steel comes 300mm / 11.8″ of razor sharp edge standing 62mm tall at the heel, providing a blade designed…