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Introducing Konosuke's latest line, SUMIIRO, a stunning and innovative creation. The blade's core is made of SLD, hardened up to 65 HRC, and coated with stainless steel. The blade's resilience, coupled with Mr. Nihei's forging skills and the cladding, results in a versatile and well-rounded blade. Additionally, the blade's non-reactive nature eliminates the need for constant wiping, providing you with peace of mind.
The Kurouchi Nashiji finish is a visual delight, adding to the blade's overall appeal. With its attractive appearance, it requires less maintenance than blades with a soft-iron-cladding finish. SUMIIRO's name derives from "the color of India ink," as evident in Japanese hand-painted calligraphy.Construction: Hammer Forged, San Mai
Steel: SLD Stainless
Cladding: Stainless
Finish: Kurouchi Nashiji
HRC: 65
Handle: Burnt Chestnut D
Buffalo Horn
Weight: 5.7 ounces
Blade Length: 213 mm
Overall Length: 360 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 4.25 mm
Blade Height: 46.70 mm
The Kurouchi Nashiji finish is a visual delight, adding to the blade's overall appeal. With its attractive appearance, it requires less maintenance than blades with a soft-iron-cladding finish. SUMIIRO's name derives from "the color of India ink," as evident in Japanese hand-painted calligraphy.
