Kawashima Chef's Knife - 8"

Revolutionize your prep with the Kawashima 8" Chef’s Knife. Forged in Seki, Japan from rare SG2 powdered steel, this razor-sharp blade pairs cutting-edge design with flawless comfort, balance, and powerful precision.

Origin

Seki, Japan


Handle

Walnut Pakkawood


Blade

Takefu San Mai SG2


Attributes

Sharp, Shiny


Weight

Featherweight


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The Kawashima 8" Chef’s Knife delivers precision and performance with seamless elegance. Meticulously crafted from high-carbon stainless steel, its finely honed edge glides through vegetables, meats, and fruits with effortless grace. The perfectly balanced weight and ergonomic handle ensure comfort and control for every cutting task. Its broad blade profile allows for efficient rocking motions, making it an essential tool for the modern kitchen. Finished with attention to detail for a refined touch, the Kawashima 8" Chef’s Knife turns daily meal prep into a culinary joy.

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Product Specs

Origin

Handcrafted in Seki, Japan

Overall

Weight: Featherweight

Blade Type

A chef's knife, often referred to as a cook's knife, is a versatile and essential tool in both professional and home kitchens. It features a broad, sharp blade that tapers to a point, allowing for a variety of cutting techniques.

Blade

Takefu San Mai SG2
Satin/Blasted
Water Stone
Flat Grind
15º
64 HRC
Ambidextrous

Handle

Walnut Pakkawood

Blade

W: 2.5 in | 64 mm
L: 8 in | 203 mm
Thickness at spine: 2 mm

Handle

W (including bolster): 4.75 in | 121 mm

Tasks

A chef's knife is used for a wide variety of cutting tasks, including chopping, slicing, dicing, and mincing, making it an essential tool in any kitchen.

Care

Do not place in dishwasher… Seriously, don’t even think about it!

Hand-wash only with warm water and a mild detergent; rise and dry immediately

Clean the blade right away after slicing acidic or salty foods like tomatoes, citrus and vinegar based items

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