Saji Rainbow Damascus Blue #2 Wa Gyuto 210mm. There is no doubt that Takeshi Saji makes some of the best-looking kitchen knives available today. He balances the functional aspects needed in a great blade with the aesthetic appeal sought by many buyers and collectors of fine knives. They are eye-catching but in a restrained way that only adds to their great appeal.
Topping off their range of great-looking knives is the Rainbow Damascus line. These amazing knives are constructed with a core of Aogami 2 steel which is then hammer-forged with multiple layers of rust-resistant stainless steel, brass, and copper. These added metals give the face that unique rainbow pattern. The knife possesses a perfect dimensional balance of length and height. It also has a 50/50 symmetrical grind that will find favor with most users in both professional and home kitchens.
The gyuto is fitted with a beautiful rosewood wa octagonal handle. These knives don’t come along very often so don’t delay if you wish to own a true masterpiece of the blacksmith's art. Please note there are fine machining marks on the blades and this is how all of them are made.Maker: Saji-San
Region: Echizen
Construction: San Mai, Hammer Forged
Edge Steel: Blue #2
Cladding: Hammer Rainbow Damascus
HRC: 62-63
Edge Grind: Even
Engraving: Laser Engraved
Handle: Wa Octagonal Rosewood
Weight: 6.1 oz (172 g)
Blade Length: 221 mm
Total Length: 360 mm
Spine Thickness at Base: 2.6 mm
Blade Height: 50.5 mm
Topping off their range of great-looking knives is the Rainbow Damascus line. These amazing knives are constructed with a core of Aogami 2 steel which is then hammer-forged with multiple layers of rust-resistant stainless steel, brass, and copper. These added metals give the face that unique rainbow pattern. The knife possesses a perfect dimensional balance of length and height. It also has a 50/50 symmetrical grind that will find favor with most users in both professional and home kitchens.
The gyuto is fitted with a beautiful rosewood wa octagonal handle. These knives don’t come along very often so don’t delay if you wish to own a true masterpiece of the blacksmith's art. Please note there are fine machining marks on the blades and this is how all of them are made.
