- 30 cm. blade
- 12,8 cm. handle
- Handle made of Pakkawood
- Blade made of stainless steel

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- 27 cm. blade
- 12,8 cm. handle
- Handle made of Pakkawood
- Blade made of stainless steel

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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Version with ashwood-coloured handle. The Shun Classic Series unites centuries-old Japanese Samurai blacksmithing with today's modern and technically-sophisticated manufacturing processes. The result is an exceedingly high-quality range of Damascus knives, engineered with attention to the most minute details and designed to always retain its sharpness. The knives are therefore ideally suited for professional use. The Shun Classic blades are gorgeous to look at due to the distinctive semigloss pattern exhibited by the

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Version with ashwood-coloured handle. The Shun Classic Series unites centuries-old Japanese Samurai blacksmithing with today's modern and technically-sophisticated manufacturing processes. The result is an exceedingly high-quality range of Damascus knives, engineered with attention to the most minute details and designed to always retain its sharpness. The knives are therefore ideally suited for professional use. The Shun Classic blades are gorgeous to look at due to the distinctive semigloss pattern exhibited by the

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After mastering all the cutting techniques, experienced chefs in Japan receive this knife with the Kiritsuke blade shape as a symbol of their allround expertise. Similar to the Santoku, this traditional blade shape is equally suitable for cutting vegetables, fish or meat. The pointed, 15 cm long blade is ideal not only for chopping, paring, portioning and cutting, but also for filetting. The notch at the rear end of the blade allows the handle and blade to be enclosed, allowing safe handling when working quickly.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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The chef's knives in the Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju series are particularly light in the hand and enable precise cutting. The 7 blades of the Kinju knives are suitable for right-handers, while the two blades of the Hekiju series are specially designed for left-handed users. The Kinju series includes four Kinju Deba knives and three Yanagiba filleting knives for raw meat and raw fish, available in different sizes. The Hekiju series includes a Deba and a Yanagiba. The Seki Magoroku Kinju and Hekiju kitchen knives make a strong impression with their high functionality and durability.

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Kai introduces the Japanese blade shape Kiritsuke in the European market for the first time. This traditional blade is known as the Japanese master knife, suitable for vegetables, fish and meat. The shape of the back of the blade allows for holding the knife comfortably, with better control when making quick movements. The Kai SHUN Classic Kiritsuke is a numbered limited edition of 2,222 units.

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The Shun Minamo Series forms an exquisitely elegant and individual addition to the premium class of the Shun Premier Series of knives. The series unites Japanese and European elements in an especially artful manner. Tim Malzer came up with the idea to develop a combination of the typically Japanese Santoku knife and the classic European cooking knife. The series' name originates from this fine grain, which is reminiscent of water's surface rippling in the rain (Jap: Minamo).

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