FINDKING Prestige Series Sakimaru Knife with Walnut Cover, Japanese SKD11 Damascus Steel Blade, Ebony Wood Octagonal Handle, Professional Sashimi Sushi Fish Knife (10.5 Inches, with Wooden Gift Box)

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SAKIMARU DESIGN - FINDKING's Sakimaru was design with precision for precision. The blade length is 10.5" (27cm) and the handle is 6.2" (16cm) with an overall length of 16.9" (43cm). This beautiful knife has the traditional rounded tip for easy, delicate transfers of many slices at once.
BLADE QUALITY - FINDKING's Sakimaru is crafted with SKD 11 Japanese steel for a razor sharp cutting edge that's built for durability, and comfortable precision slicing of any delicate protein for sashimi. General uses are for fish and vegetables however slicing of other proteins such as pork and beef becoming any chefs FAVORITE slicer! The blade has a core Hardness rating (HRC) of 62+/-2. A viable option for the most seasoned chef or one looking to learn the beautiful art of sashimi.
THE HANDLE - The handle is constructed of sapele mahogany, copper spacers, and with the middle of the handle constructed of ebony wood. The length of the handle is 6.2" (16cm) to assist any grip style. The handle is designed with beauty, comfort, stability, and precision. Our Octagon handle is great for grip and stabilization for all precise, thin slices.
BALANCE/WEIGHT - The balance point of the blade runs spine to heel with the weight towards the handle. This makes for effective and fluid heel to tip slices. Over all weight is (+/- 296g) allowing users full control of blade for endurance slicing. FINDKING believes Precision shouldn't rely on your hands becoming tired through knife use.
FINDKING'S EDGE COVER (SAYA) - Crafted from walnut wood with a felt material inlaying the cover. This will allow the knife cover to stay on through the use of friction. FINDKING'S ACACIA WOOD PRESENTATION BOX - This beautiful presentation box is crafted with acacia wood and inlaid with a red cushion. Protected by a foam pad on top of the knife and below the lid.