7” Nakiri Chef's Knife, Damascus Blade and Abalone Shell Handle
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With its thicker blade and shorter length, the Nakiri knife is designed to handle vegetables with less force, especially denser veggies like carrots or potatoes. The flat blade allows for precise and consistent cuts without squishing or crushing delicate ingredients like tomatoes or herbs.
Lightweight and Easy to Maneuver
Compared with a traditional chef knife, Nakiri is typically lighter and more nimble, which reduces fatigue and makes it easier to control during intricate cutting tasks, especially for those with smaller hands or who struggle with the weight and balance of a larger chef knife.
Quality Guarantee
The Nakiri's blade is a Damascus blade, carefully forged and folded together to create a stunning pattern that is unique to each knife. The result is a blade that is incredibly strong, durable, and resistant to rust and corrosion. The blade's sharp edge makes it easy to slice through even the toughest of ingredients, while its thin profile allows for delicate, precise cuts when needed. What makes this Nakiri stand out is its Abalone Shell Handle, which is as elegant as an ink painting. The sheer beauty is a testament to the skill and artistry of the craftsman.
Balanced and Fit for Comfort
Features a premium Abalone Shell handle that extends to the full tang of the knife and ergonomically welds to the hand for seamless use. Offering a comfortable grip and excellent wear resistance and corrosion resistance, and can maintain the integrity and appearance of the handle over long periods of use.
Easy to Clean
The smooth surface of the scalloped handle prevents dirt buildup and facilitates easy cleaning with water after use.
Protective Sheath
A protective sheath protects the knife and enhances its visual appeal when not in use.
Perfect for Vegetarian and Vegan Cooking
The Nakiri knife's unique design makes it an ideal tool for vegetable preparation, allowing for precise, straight cuts that result in visually appealing dishes.