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  • Kikuichi Tsubaki Japanese Camellia Knife Oil

    100 ml (3.3 ounces)
    This Japanese Camellia Seed (Tsubaki) oil is used to treat carbon steel knives. Particularly if they are to be stored for a while. It is a traditional Japanese product. Samurai's would use a similar product to saturate their leather sheaths which provides additional protection from rusting. May also be used on ho-wood knife handles and sayas (wood sheaths) to minimize food stains. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 9.7 in. (245mm) Sujihiki

    Elegance in Motion: The Art of the Perfect Slice with the Kikuichi Nickel Damascus Sujihiki There are moments when a single, flawless slice is the difference between a good dish and a great one. The Kikuichi Nickel Damascus Sujihiki is an instrument built for those moments. This is not just a carving knife; it is a masterpiece of form and function, designed to glide through proteins with breathtaking grace. Each blade is a unique work of art, with a stunning 16-layer Nickel Damascus pattern that flows across the steel like a current. The Sujihiki is the Japanese slicer, engineered with a long, narrow blade for one purpose: to create pristine, unbroken cuts in a single draw. Its 9.7-inch length and slender profile minimize friction, allowing you to effortlessly portion large roasts, delicate fish for sashimi, or terrines while preserving their perfect texture and moisture. Beneath the shimmering Damascus layers lies a cutting core of elite VG10 steel. As the gold standard for high-end Japanese cutlery, this cobalt-infused alloy is renowned for its ability to achieve a surgical, razor-like edge and hold it with incredible endurance. The result is a blade that doesn't just cut, but glides through food as if by its own will, delivering slices of unparalleled perfection. This long, elegant blade is balanced by an octagonal handle of rich mahogany wood, which provides a comfortable, secure grip for the control and confidence needed to execute a perfect, full-length slice. The hand-engraved Kikuichi chrysanthemum on the blade is the final, quiet signature—a mark of the 750-year-old legacy of master craftsmanship behind this exquisite tool. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 9.4 in. (240mm) Gyuto

    The Kikuichi Swedish Nickel 9.4 in. (240mm) Gyuto is a multi purpose knife that is used for any kitchen task, such as slicing, dicing, chopping and mincing. This lightweight knife features a traditional Japanese handle made out of rosewood. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 7 in. Santoku

    The Artful Workhorse: The Kikuichi 45-Layer Damascus Santoku For the discerning cook who believes beauty and function should be inseparable, this Santoku is an heirloom in the making. The blade immediately commands attention—a stunning, 45-layer Damascus steel that flows and shimmers with a unique, organic pattern. This is not just a knife; it is a piece of functional art, where the story of its forging is written on the steel itself. This visual masterpiece is created using the traditional Warikomi method, where the intricate Damascus layers are hammer-forged around a powerhouse core of high-carbon AUS-10 steel. This core is the secret to the knife's incredible performance. It represents the pinnacle of "workhorse" steels—delivering an aggressively sharp edge that is easy to maintain, while offering the exceptional toughness and stain resistance required for daily, demanding use. It is sharpness that is not precious; it is meant to be used with confidence, day in and day out. As a Santoku, its "three virtues"—slicing, dicing, and mincing—are executed with a satisfying authority and rhythm. The 7.1-inch blade is perfectly balanced, making the swift, precise work of meal preparation feel less like a chore and more like a creative act. The blade’s soul is anchored by a robust, full-tang handle of rich, deeply-grained Rosewood, offering a seamless and comfortable transition from steel to hand. It provides the control and durability that a knife of this caliber demands. The hand-engraved Kikuichi chrysanthemum on the blade is the final, quiet signature—a mark of a 750-year-old legacy and a commitment to perfection that you can feel with every single slice. This is an experience, an invitation to transform the daily act of cooking into a moment of genuine pleasure and pride. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Nickel Damascus 175mm Nakiri

    The Ultimate Vegetable Knife, Reimagined as Art: The Kikuichi Nickel Damascus Nakiri For the chef who finds joy in the rhythm of preparing fresh vegetables, the Nakiri is an indispensable tool. The Kikuichi Nickel Damascus Nakiri elevates this traditional Japanese vegetable knife into a breathtaking piece of functional art. Its beauty is immediate and striking—a mesmerizing, 16-layer pattern of Nickel Damascus that flows across the blade, ensuring each knife is a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The Nakiri's design is one of pure, focused efficiency. The straight-edge blade and blunt tip are engineered for effortless push-cutting and rapid, straight-down chopping. This creates full contact with the cutting board on every stroke, ensuring you never have to break apart vegetables with a follow-up cut. From paper-thin cucumbers to finely diced onions, this blade provides unparalleled speed and precision. Its tall, flat profile also makes it the perfect tool for scooping and transferring ingredients. At the heart of this stunning Damascus is a cutting core of high-performance VG10 steel. This premium cobalt-infused alloy is the gold standard for high-end Japanese cutlery, celebrated for its ability to achieve a scalpel-like edge and hold it through countless preparations. It glides through even dense vegetables with almost no resistance. The blade’s elegance is perfectly balanced by a refined, octagonal handle made from rich, dark mahogany wood. It offers a comfortable, secure grip that makes the knife feel agile and precise in the hand. The hand-engraved Kikuichi chrysanthemum on the blade is the final touch—a quiet mark of the 750-year legacy of craftsmanship that this exquisite knife represents. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Mirror Tsuchime 210mm Gyuto

    A Masterclass in Japanese Craftsmanship: The Kikuichi Mirror Tsuchime 210mm Gyuto Combining a high-performance AUS10 stainless core with a striking, food-releasing mirror-polished hammered finish. Precision Engineering Meets Artistic Heritage The Kikuichi Mirror Tsuchime 210mm Gyuto isn't merely a tool; it is a statement on the counter. Designed for those who demand efficiency without sacrificing beauty, this knife features a core of AUS10 stainless steel hardened to 60 HRC. This specific steel choice strikes a calculated balance: it holds a fine edge through long sessions of vegetable prep, yet remains forgiving enough for the home cook to touch up on a standard waterstone. The blade is wrapped in 67 layers of nickel-Damascus, treated with a 'Tsuchime' (hammered) finish that is polished to a high mirror shine. Beyond the aesthetics, this texture acts as a natural non-stick surface, reducing the suction effect when cutting through dense produce like potatoes or eggplant. The octagonal wa-handle, turned from rich, grained Japanese Zelkova wood and accented by a sturdy mahogany ferrule, offers a secure, tactile grip that naturally guides your hand into a proper pinch hold. Whether you are executing precise julienne cuts or rapid-fire dicing for dinner service, this Gyuto feels light, nimble, and predictable. It is an ideal companion for the cook who values the sensory experience of a sharp, well-balanced blade that reflects the light as brilliantly as it performs under the edge. Learn More
  • Kikuichi White Carbon 9.4 in. (240mm) Yanagi Kiritsuke

    Hand forged in Japan using traditional Kasumi knife-making techniques, the Kikuichi White Carbon 240mm Yanagi Kiritsuke is a specialized slicing knife designed for exceptional precision and clean, effortless cuts. Combining the elegant profile of a yanagiba with the distinctive kiritsuke tip, this knife excels at preparing sashimi, sushi, and other delicate proteins where presentation is paramount. The blade is crafted using a traditional hagane/shingane construction, where White Carbon Steel is forge-welded to a softer steel backing. This time-honored method creates an incredibly sharp cutting edge while providing the support and durability needed for daily use. White Carbon Steel is highly regarded for its ability to take an exceptionally fine edge and for its ease of sharpening, making it a favorite among professional chefs and serious knife enthusiasts. Unlike double-bevel Western-style knives, this Yanagi Kiritsuke features a traditional single-bevel edge designed for right-handed users, allowing for remarkably precise cuts and superior food release. The blade is paired with a classic Japanese ho wood handle accented by a genuine black buffalo horn ferrule for a lightweight, comfortable feel and excellent balance. Each knife includes a fitted wooden saya for safe storage and protection when not in use. Learn More
  • Kikuichi White Carbon 8.25 in. (210mm) Gyuto Kiritsuke

    Hand forged in Sakai, Japan, the Kikuichi White Steel 210mm Gyuto Kiritsuke combines traditional craftsmanship with exceptional cutting performance. Crafted by the renowned Kokajikai knife makers, this distinctive blade features a striking kiritsuke-style tip that offers enhanced precision for detailed slicing and push-cutting tasks while maintaining the versatility of a gyuto chef's knife. The three-layer carbon steel construction showcases a White #2 Carbon Steel core, prized by professional chefs and knife enthusiasts for its incredible sharpness, ease of sharpening, and outstanding edge retention. Forged and finished entirely by hand, each knife exhibits exceptional blade geometry that glides effortlessly through vegetables, proteins, and herbs. Complementing the blade is a traditional Japanese magnolia wood wa-handle fitted with a genuine water buffalo horn ferrule, providing a lightweight, well-balanced feel and comfortable control during extended prep sessions. Each knife is hand engraved with the iconic Kikuichi chrysanthemum logo and includes a fitted wooden saya for safe storage and transport. Blade Length: 210mm (8.25 in.)
    Core Steel: White #2 Carbon Steel
    Outer Layers: SK Carbon Steel
    Construction: 3-Layer Hand Forged
    Hardness: HRC 61-62
    Bevel: Double Bevel (50:50)
    Handle: Japanese Magnolia Wood Wa Handle with Water Buffalo Horn Ferrule
    Includes: Wooden Saya Learn More
  • Kikuichi Carbon Elite 3-Piece Professional Starter Set

    Kikuichi Carbon Elite 3-Piece Professional Starter Set The Kikuichi Carbon Elite 3-Piece Professional Starter Set gives culinary students and working cooks a carbon steel chef’s knife, the honing steel to maintain it and a bag to carry it, chosen to work together from the first day. It is a practical first step into carbon steel for cooks who want a sharper, more easily restored edge than a typical stainless knife provides. What Each Piece Does Kikuichi Carbon Elite 210mm Gyuto: The Japanese chef’s knife handles most prep on the station, from dicing vegetables to trimming and slicing proteins. Its SK-4 high-carbon steel takes a keen edge and is easy to restore on a waterstone, and its thin profile moves through dense produce without wedging. F. Dick EuroCut 12-inch Round Regular Cut Steel: A few light strokes before and during service realign the edge as it rolls with use, so the gyuto cuts cleanly for longer between sharpenings. Knife Merchant 8-Slot Knife Bag: Separate slots keep the edges from contacting one another in transit, with room to add knives as the kit grows. Building the Kit A parer is the most common second knife. The Kikuichi Carbon Elite 120mm Parer and the Carbon Elite 150mm Petty match the gyuto in steel and handle. For a complete collection, see the Kikuichi Carbon Elite 7-Piece Knife Block Set. Learn More
  • Kikuichi Carbon Elite 7-Piece Knife Block Set

    Kikuichi Carbon Elite 7-Piece Knife Block Set The Kikuichi Carbon Elite 7-Piece Knife Block Set equips a kitchen with a complete range of carbon steel knives, from detail work to long slicing, along with the block to store them and the rod to maintain them. It suits experienced home cooks and professionals who want the sharpness and easy resharpening of carbon steel across every task, with matching handles and balance throughout. The Knives 120mm Parer: Peeling, trimming and detail work in the hand or on the board. 150mm Honesuki: A Japanese boning knife for breaking down poultry and separating meat at the joints. 180mm Santoku: A compact all-purpose knife for slicing, dicing and mincing vegetables, fish and boneless meat. 210mm Gyuto: The Japanese chef’s knife and the workhorse of the set, with a thin profile that moves through dense vegetables without wedging. 240mm Sujihiki: A long, narrow slicer for carving roasts and portioning fish in a single stroke. Why Carbon Elite Every knife in the set is made from SK-4 high-carbon steel, a single steel throughout rather than a clad blade. SK-4 takes a keen edge and is easy to restore on a waterstone, which makes the set a practical introduction to carbon steel for cooks who sharpen their own knives. The included Kikuichi 10.5-inch Ceramic Honing Rod realigns the edges between sharpenings, and the Kikuichi 6-Slot Knife Block keeps the edges protected, with one slot free for an additional knife such as the Carbon Elite 150mm Petty. Learn More

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