Shirogami Satin Damascus Miroshi Deba Knife
The Shirogami Satin Damascus Miroshi Deba knife is a traditionally unchanged Japanese knife that has remained the same for centuries. Thanks to its extraordinary shape, it offers versatility: the blade is used for scoring and removing fish scales, the center of the blade is for portioning, and the part near the handle can be used for crushing small bones. It's surprising how incredibly thin slices can be achieved when working with it, primarily from fish, but it also works well for cutting meat and vegetables. This knife can be considered an essential tool for the development of any kitchen enthusiast.
The knife features a handle made of rosewood with a synthetic bolster.
Specifications:
Blade: 11-layer steel, rust-resistant steel, single-sided, Shirogami #2 core
Hardness: 61 HRC +/- 1
Blade Length: 36.5cm
Blade Width: 4.6cm
Weight: approximately 307g
Shirogami
Shirogami is high-carbon steel used to handcraft the finest Japanese knives. Hardness exceeding 60 HRC ensures incredible sharpness. The cores, produced by the Japanese brand Hitachi Metals, are clad in a layer of iron, making them easier to sharpen, and the distinctive black coating gives them an exceptional, professional character.
Master Hideo Kitaoka
Master Hideo Kitaoka is one of the most renowned Japanese blacksmiths. His knives have become some of the most sought-after worldwide due to their individuality, precision, and extraordinary finishing. He offers three knife collections, with handles made of rosewood or magnolia, making the knives lightweight and comfortable to hold without adding strain. Handles made of magnolia wood are finished with a buffalo horn bolster, adding character and strengthening their tops.
Product specification
Manufacturer |
Mistrz Hideo Kitaoka |
Blade material |
Rusty Steel |
Handle type |
Wooden |
Hardness HRC +/-1 |
61-62 |
Blade length of the knife |
20 - 24 cm |
Color |
Black, Shades of Brown, Silver Matte |
Dishwasher |
No |
Warranty |
2 years |
Collection |
Shirogami Satin Damascus |