Light and shadow resonate three-dimensionally in the innovative Damascus pattern (49-layer laminated structure) woven by two patterns.

This is an innovative series that combines a new-shaped handle with a blade that uses a laminated structure made of FC61 steel for the first time.

Not dishwasher safe

FC61: Fine carbide 61. Hardness approximately 61. The blade is made of high-hardness stainless steel that does not easily chip, allowing for sharp cutting and long-lasting cutting.
FRIODUR®: FRIODUR. A method of quenching and hardening steel materials (blades) that have undergone a unique quenching process at low temperatures.
Blade attachment: Honba attachment.
D-shaped handle: Design reminiscent of a Japanese knife. The left and right asymmetrical design features a grip that feels like it sticks to your hand.
Packerwood: A highly hard material made from finely chopped wood and layered plywood under high pressure.
Country of origin: Japan Available sharpening items: Twinstone Pro, Twin Stropping Leather, MIYABI Whetstone Pro. MIYABI sharpener. Due to the high hardness of the blade, ZWILLING's Twin Sharp Select, Twin Sharp, and Sharpening Steel cannot be used.

Contents: Two sets of 180mm and 130mm

Size model: 34684-181-0
Blade length: 180 mm
Weight: 0.211 kg

Model: 34680-131-0
Blade length: 130 mm

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