A smaller version of the chef's knife, light and sharp.
Specializes in processing small ingredients: tomatoes, cucumbers and various fruits.
What is Damascus Steel?
Originating from India, Wootz steel was smelted by Syrian craftsmen. This precious sword steel was brought to the European world through the Crusades in the Middle Ages and became a symbol of strong knives.
Miyako uses AUS8 with a hardness of HRC58.5 as the core material, and cross-laminates 8 layers of SUS410 and SUS430 reinforced stainless steel on both sides, making a total of 33 layers, each with its own unique knife pattern.
Specializes in processing small ingredients: tomatoes, cucumbers and various fruits.
What is Damascus Steel?
Originating from India, Wootz steel was smelted by Syrian craftsmen. This precious sword steel was brought to the European world through the Crusades in the Middle Ages and became a symbol of strong knives.
Miyako uses AUS8 with a hardness of HRC58.5 as the core material, and cross-laminates 8 layers of SUS410 and SUS430 reinforced stainless steel on both sides, making a total of 33 layers, each with its own unique knife pattern.