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Takeshi Saji Japanese knivesThese japanese Takeshi Saji Knives Damascus steel R2 feature a stainless steel core from technology powders with a hardness of +/-63 HRC.
The ovoid curved handle is made from DESERT IRONWOOD and contributes to the aesthetic harmony of form and function of these beautiful japanese knives. Les couteaux sont fabriqués au Japon au Takefu Knife Village
These japanese Takeshi Saji Knives Damascus steel R2 feature a stainless steel core from technology powders with a hardness of +/-63 HRC.
The octogonal handle is made from ROSEWOOD and thus contributes to traditional character of these beautiful japanese knives. Les couteaux sont fabriqués au Japon au Takefu Knife Village
These japanese Takeshi Saji Knives Damascus steel AOKAMI2 steel RAINBOW feature are covered with stainless Damascus steel with copper and brass which give them a nice colorful appearance, hardness of 61-62 HRC.
The ovoid curved handle is made from HORN DEER and contributes to the aesthetic harmony of form and function of these beautiful japanese knives. Les couteaux sont fabriqués au Japon au Takefu Knife Village
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