Hatsukokoro 6 Knife Stand core-vg10 the unique pattern of hammer

the unique pattern of hammer finish isn't just for looks - it's to help the knife glide through the food and release as you cut and the classy burnt oak handle offsets the great looking blade with a traditional style

this is a nakiri is ideal for working with larger vegetables but thanks to the thin profile it's also light and nimble in hand

you may find some rougher edges where the tang and handle aren't completely smoothed and in these cases you may wish to just smooth it down a little with some high grit sandpaper

the Yuki bunka has a smooth taper to a very thin tip ideal for intricate work and the flat grind and robust but thin edge offer excellent slicing performance

Fabulous looks and top notch performance in this versatile mid-sized petty from Nigara Hamono

Hatsukokoro 6 Knife Stand core-vg10 the unique pattern of hammerWant to show off your prized Japanese knives then this high quality wooden knife stand from Hatsukokoro is perfect. Made from teak or wenge wood and designed for knives typically around 90mm to 300mm in blade length it's a practical way to store and display your knives. The rack is sold unassembled and in 7 pieces that are secured with gold coloured brass fittings (included along with allen key) and takes a short amount of time to put together.