The Tsunehisa Nami AUS10 line is made with gorgeous polished Damascus blades and very nice solid oak handles.
The Tsunehisa 165mm nakiri featured here is made from AUS10 stainless steel, which is very similar to AEB-L. It's good stuff.
Nakiris are general-purpose knives that are one of the most popular sizes and shapes for Japanese home cooks. They are easy to handle and very responsive cutters. This knife is perfect for all styles of cutting.
The Damascus cladding on this knife is stunning. The high polish and bold Damascus pattern, combined with the octagonal oak handle, make this knife stand out in a crowd.Brand: Tsunehisa
Location: Tosa, Japan
Edge Steel: AUS10 Stainless Steel
Cladding: Stainless Damascus
Weight: 5.3 oz (152 g)
Edge Length: 165 mm
Total Length: 305 mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 2 mm
Blade Height: 51 mm
The Tsunehisa 165mm nakiri featured here is made from AUS10 stainless steel, which is very similar to AEB-L. It's good stuff.
Nakiris are general-purpose knives that are one of the most popular sizes and shapes for Japanese home cooks. They are easy to handle and very responsive cutters. This knife is perfect for all styles of cutting.
The Damascus cladding on this knife is stunning. The high polish and bold Damascus pattern, combined with the octagonal oak handle, make this knife stand out in a crowd.
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Fantastic KnifePosted By: Joe
7 people found this review helpful
The stainless Damascus pattern is absolutely gorgeous! The line between the San Mia and the harder edge is very distinct and looks awesome! This is my first Foyer into Japanese knives, and directly out of the box I was slicing cherry tomatoes so thin I can read news print through them. Absolutely beautiful and precise pice of craftsmanship.
7 people found this review helpful
The stainless Damascus pattern is absolutely gorgeous! The line between the San Mia and the harder edge is very distinct and looks awesome! This is my first Foyer into Japanese knives, and directly out of the box I was slicing cherry tomatoes so thin I can read news print through them. Absolutely beautiful and precise pice of craftsmanship.
