Discover the exceptional craftsmanship of Makoto Kurosaki with this outstanding 135mm stainless steel petty knife. Each new blade he produces continues to impress us with its meticulous execution, superior quality, and refined aesthetic.
Makoto-san has chosen VG7 stainless steel for this series—a new direction for him that delivers remarkable results. The blade features a stunning stainless damascus cladding, while the VG7 core is expertly hardened to 61.5+ HRC. This ensures an edge that not only sharpens with ease but holds its keen bite through extensive use.
True to his signature style, the blade is impeccably finished and further elevated by hand-engraved kanji, adding a touch of traditional artistry to modern performance. Completing the knife is an elegant octagonal handle, offering both comfort and visual appeal.
Experience the perfect balance of innovation, beauty, and functionality with this exceptional petty knife from Makoto Kurosaki.Brand: Makoto
Blacksmith: Makoto Kurosaki
Location: Echizen, Japan
Construction: San Mai
Method: Hammer Forged
Quenching: Water Quenched
HRC: 62+-
Finish: Polished Damascus
Edge Steel: VG7 Stainless Steel
Cladding: Stainless Steel
Handle: Octagonal Rosewood
Ferrule: Ebony Wood
Edge Grind: Even
Weight: 2.6 oz (74 g)
Edge Length: 136 mm
Total Length: 260 mm
Spine Thickness: 2 mm
Blade Height: 29 mm
Makoto-san has chosen VG7 stainless steel for this series—a new direction for him that delivers remarkable results. The blade features a stunning stainless damascus cladding, while the VG7 core is expertly hardened to 61.5+ HRC. This ensures an edge that not only sharpens with ease but holds its keen bite through extensive use.
True to his signature style, the blade is impeccably finished and further elevated by hand-engraved kanji, adding a touch of traditional artistry to modern performance. Completing the knife is an elegant octagonal handle, offering both comfort and visual appeal.
Experience the perfect balance of innovation, beauty, and functionality with this exceptional petty knife from Makoto Kurosaki.
