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Kyocera Innovation Black 7" Chef's Knife (ZK-180 BK)
A full-size ceramic chef’s knife designed for clean, efficient prep across vegetables, fruits, and boneless proteins. The Kyocera Innovation Black 7" Chef’s Knife is built for general prep where length and versatility matter. The longer blade provides more reach for larger ingredients while remaining easy to control. The blade is made from zirconia ceramic. It holds a sharp edge longer than steel and does not react with food. It will not transfer metallic taste or cause browning in ingredients like apples, lettuce, or avocados. This knife produces very clean cuts. It moves through produce with minimal resistance and leaves smooth, even surfaces, which is especially noticeable during slicing and dicing. Compared to earlier ceramic knives, this blade maintains its edge longer in regular use, so it requires less frequent sharpening. The 7" length gives it more range than smaller ceramic knives. It works well for slicing, portioning, and larger prep tasks while still keeping a lightweight feel. Ceramic behaves differently than steel. It stays sharp for a long time, but it is not flexible. It can chip if used on hard materials or if the blade is twisted during use. Use it for vegetables, fruits, herbs, and boneless proteins. Do not use it on bones, frozen foods, or hard squash. Avoid prying or applying lateral pressure. The lightweight construction reduces fatigue compared to heavier steel knives, especially during extended prep. The upward-angled handle provides a secure grip and helps keep your knuckles clear of the cutting surface. The blade will not rust or corrode. When sharpening is needed, it requires a diamond wheel or professional service.
Who This Is For Users who want a full-size, lightweight alternative to a steel chef’s knife General prep tasks involving vegetables, fruits, and boneless proteins Cooks who want more reach and efficiency than smaller ceramic knives Not ideal for: Hard materials such as bones, frozen foods, or hard squash Users who prefer a heavier or more flexible blade Tasks that involve prying, twisting, or heavy force Learn More$100.00 -
Kikuichi Kasumi 9.4 in. (240mm) Yanagi
This 9.4 in. (240mm) Kasumi Series Yanagi from Kikuichi is a traditionally forged knife using a jacket steel (soft carbon) and premium (White #2) cutting steel mimicking old school sword making techniques. This is a high carbon steel knife meaning it has the best ability to take and hold an edge but can be susceptible to rust if not dried after use. The Yanagiba is used in Japanese cooking to preform tasks like cutting thin strips of fish or beef, or making decorative cuts with greens for garnishing. This knife is single beveled with a concave backside so it should be sharpened by hand using a whetstone for the best results. Comes with a fitted Saya and pin. Learn More$440.00 -
Kikuichi Kasumi 8 in. (210mm) Yanagi
This 8.2 in. (210mm) Kasumi Series Yanagi from Kikuichi is a traditionally forged knife using a jacket steel (soft carbon) and premium (White #2) cutting steel mimicking old school sword making techniques. This is a high carbon steel knife meaning it has the best ability to take and hold an edge but can be susceptible to rust if not dried after use. The Yanagiba is used in Japanese cooking to preform tasks like cutting thin strips of fish or beef, or making decorative cuts with greens for garnishing. Learn More$385.00 -
Kikuichi WTC Warikomi Tsuchime Carbon Gyuto 180mm
A Razor-Sharp Legacy in Carbon Steel: The Kikuichi 180mm WTC Gyuto The Kikuichi WTC (Warikomi Tsuchime Carbon) Series is a masterclass in Japanese metallurgy, specifically designed for those who prioritize a surgical edge over the low-maintenance convenience of stainless steel. At the heart of this 180mm Gyuto is Shirogami (White Steel) #2, a pure carbon steel prized by blacksmiths for its ability to take a frighteningly sharp edge that is remarkably easy to hone. With a Rockwell hardness of 63, this blade maintains that 'out-of-the-box' bite through hours of heavy prep. Where Traditional Craft Meets Modern Geometry The 'Warikomi' construction features the high-carbon core clad in multiple layers of Damascus steel. This isn't just for aesthetics; the cladding provides structural support to the hard, brittle core. The blade is then treated with a Tsuchime (hammered) finish. For the high-volume line cook, this finish is a functional necessity—the indentations create air pockets that prevent starchy vegetables like potatoes and onions from suctioning to the blade, allowing for faster, more fluid movements during a rush. A Tool That Evolves With You Equipped with a traditional octagonal oak handle (Wa-handle), this 180mm gyuto offers a neutral balance point that reduces wrist fatigue during extended dicing sessions. As a true carbon steel instrument, this knife will develop a unique blue-grey patina over time. This isn't a defect; it is the mark of a well-used tool, a protective layer that tells the story of every meal you've prepared. Whether you are dicing a 50lb bag of onions or precision-slicing protein for plating, the WTC18-LE offers the tactile feedback and geometric precision required by elite culinary artists. Learn More$320.00 -
Kikuichi Elite Warikomi Gold 240mm 9.4 in Sujihiki
Master the Art of the Single-Stroke Slice: The Kikuichi Warikomi Gold 240mm Sujihiki merges 700 years of Japanese smithing with a high-carbon VG1 core for effortless precision. Elevate Your Presentation
Ragged edges and crushed proteins can compromise the texture and flavor of your meal. Standard knives often lack the length and thinness required to produce the clean, single-stroke cuts necessary for professional-grade sushi or perfectly portioned roasts. The Kikuichi Standard
The Warikomi Gold Sujihiki is engineered specifically for the draw-cut. By utilizing a VG1 high-carbon steel core clad in protective stainless steel, this 240mm slicer maintains a surgical edge while remaining more resilient and easier to sharpen than many harder alloys. This is not just a tool; it is a continuation of a legacy that began with the Emperor’s swords. Professional Performance
Whether you are thinning a brisket or slicing a delicate tuna loin, the 50/50 double-bevel edge provides the versatility for both left and right-handed chefs. The long, narrow blade reduces friction, ensuring that every slice is as effortless as the last, preserving the integrity of every ingredient you touch. Learn More$274.95 -
Kikuichi Elite Warikomi Gold 210mm (8.25") Sujihiki
The Kikuichi Elite Warikomi Gold 210mm Sujihiki is a precision "slicing tool" that offers an ideal balance between nimble handling and long-edge efficiency. While traditional carving knives can be bulky, the 8.25-inch Sujihiki profile is designed for the meticulous portioning of proteins, from raw sashimi and cured salmon to Sunday roasts and smoked brisket. Forged in the Hon Warikomi (laminated) tradition, it features a core of VG-1 high-carbon stainless steel heat-treated to an elite 60 Rockwell hardness. This metallurgical treatment ensures the blade maintains a surgical edge far longer than standard kitchen cutlery, yet retains the essential toughness to remain a reliable daily companion. The narrow blade height and long, straight edge are engineered to reduce surface drag, allowing the knife to glide through ingredients in a single, clean draw-cut. This preserves the cellular integrity of your ingredients, ensuring juices stay inside the meat and fish remains vibrant for presentation. The VG-1 core is clad in two protective layers of SUS405 stainless steel for exceptional corrosion resistance. Finished with a triple-riveted Mahogany Pakkawood handle and a seamless stainless bolster, the knife feels balanced and secure in the hand. As a hallmark of a 700-year legacy as sword-smiths to the Japanese Emperor, each blade is hand-finished with the Kikuichi imperial Chrysanthemum mark. Learn More$244.95 -
Kikuichi Elite Warikomi Gold 240mm (9.4 in.) Gyuto
The Kikuichi Warikomi Gold 9.4 inch Gyuto is a versatile chef's knife engineered for a broad spectrum of kitchen tasks. This knife features a core of high-carbon steel, renowned for its sustained edge retention, clad in softer stainless steel. This construction method ensures a balance between a lasting sharp edge and ease of maintenance. The 9.4-inch (240mm) blade length is well-suited for slicing, dicing, and chopping various ingredients, from delicate vegetables to substantial cuts of meat. The gyuto form factor, a Japanese adaptation of the classic Western chef's knife, presents a slightly flatter profile towards the heel for efficient push-cutting, complemented by a more curved tip for fluid rocking cuts. Learn More$309.95 -
Kikuichi Warikomi Damascus Tsuchime Nakiri
Comfort and Control: Experience the Best of Both Worlds with the Kikuichi WDT Nakiri The Kikuichi WDT Warikomi Damascus Tsuchime Nakiri is a fresh reimagining of the beloved WGAD series, now elevated with a stunning, warm Birch handle. This knife is not merely a tool, but a statement piece, designed to shine both on your cutting board and in the knife block. The Perfect Fusion of Power and Precision Forged in the samurai tradition of a company with over 750 years of blade-making history, this Nakiri offers the best of both worlds. It features a substantial weight, comparable to many German knives, paired with the legendary precision of a Japanese blade, making it a favorite for those who appreciate a Western-style handle. The heart of the WDT Nakiri is its meticulously crafted 17-layer blade. A core of high-performance VG-10 steel, renowned for its fine grain structure and outstanding durability, ensures a long-lasting, razor-sharp edge. This core is clad in 16 layers of Damascus steel and finished with a "Tsuchime" (hammered) pattern. This beautiful, hand-hammered finish creates air pockets to reduce drag and enhance food release, allowing you to slice and chop with effortless grace. Designed for the Discerning Chef The Nakiri's flat, rectangular blade is the ultimate design for chopping vegetables, ensuring clean, complete cuts with every motion. The new, ergonomic Birch handle provides a comfortable, secure grip for extended use. As a final mark of its distinguished heritage, each knife is hand-engraved with the signature Kikuichi chrysanthemum logo, a symbol of excellence once granted to the company's sword-smithing ancestors by the Emperor of Japan. Learn More$309.95 -
Shun Narukami 10 in Chefs Knife
The Shun Narukami 10 inch Chef's knife is made from San-Mai stainless cladding wrapped around a core of premium Blue 2 Steel. Preferred by chefs and serious knife enthusiasts, carbon steel holds an edge extremely well and sharpens easily. Those who feel comfortable using a larger blade will appreciate the additional leverage offered by the 10 inch blade and the ability to cut larger foods like squash and yams. The added blade length will speed up your prep work allowing you to slice more food on each stroke. The contoured grip gives you complete, comfortable, and beautifully balanced cutting control. Like all carbon steels, Blue 2 requires additional care. Cleaning and drying immediately is key. Over time, the edge will darken, developing a patina which, when formed, will also help protect the edge. Learn More -
Victorinox Hardwood 3 Pc Butcher Set
This set includes the 3 most poplar wood handled meat cutting knives made by Victorinox: the Victorinox Hardwood 6 in. Semi-Stiff Boning Knife (5.6606.15) the Victorinox Hardwood 10 in. Scimitar (5.7300.25) the Victorinox Hardwood 8 in. Curved Breaking Knife (5.7200.20) Learn More
