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Discover the artistry of master blacksmith Shiro Kamo with one of his fantastic knives crafted in his workshop in Echizen, Japan. Experience the superior construction of San Mai blade construction, featuring Aogami Super steel for a razor-sharp edge. The blade is hammer forged for durability and strength, and ground to an even 50/50 bevel for precision cutting, while the stainless steel cladding offers added protection. The knife is finished with a traditional Kurouchi finish, making it both functional and beautiful. With a Rockwell hardness of 63, this knife will withstand heavy use and provide long-lasting sharpness and performance. Upgrade your kitchen with the Shiro Kamo knife, a true work of art from a master blacksmith.
Blacksmith: Shiro Kamo
Location: Echizen, Japan
Construction: San Mai
Forging: Hammer Forged
Edge Steel: Aogami Super, Carbon Steel
Edge Grind: Even, 50/50
Handle: Walnut Octagonal
Ferrule: Maple Octagonal
Cladding: Stainless Steel
Finish: Kurouchi
HRC: 63
Weight: 5.7 oz (162g)
Blade Length: 218mm
Overall Length: 337mm
Spine Thickness at Heel: 2.8mm
Blade Height at Heel: 51.8mm
Photos By Gustavo Bermudez
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1 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) The sun always rises in my kitchen., July 13, 2024Posted By: Jon P.
A few weeks ago I purchased a Shiro Kamo 210 mm gyuto. It was love at first slice! I also added the finish sharpening service. I’ve never experienced anything nearly as sharp or pleasurable to use. Is this the honeymoon period? Will it never be this sharp again? I’m committed to advancing my sharpening skills but you’ve raised the bar too high.
Shiro Kamo is an artist and craftsman to be admired. I am fortunate to own such a fine example of his talents. The appearance, dimensions, fit and finish suit me perfectly.
A few weeks ago I purchased a Shiro Kamo 210 mm gyuto. It was love at first slice! I also added the finish sharpening service. I’ve never experienced anything nearly as sharp or pleasurable to use. Is this the honeymoon period? Will it never be this sharp again? I’m committed to advancing my sharpening skills but you’ve raised the bar too high.
Shiro Kamo is an artist and craftsman to be admired. I am fortunate to own such a fine example of his talents. The appearance, dimensions, fit and finish suit me perfectly.
