Miyabi Artisan 6000MCT Knives

Precision Redefined: The Surgical Power of SG2 Micro-Carbide Steel In the world of high-end cutlery, the paring knife is often the most personal tool in a chef’s roll. The Miyabi Artisan 3.5-inch Paring Knife is designed for those who demand more than just a utility blade; it is a precision instrument for segmenting citrus, deveining shrimp, and creating intricate garnishes. This knife excels where others fail because of its SG2 (MC63) micro-carbide powder steel core. While standard stainless knives struggle to maintain an edge, the 63 Rockwell hardness of the Artisan series ensures a 'surgical' feel that lasts through weeks of high-volume prep before needing the stones. The blade is a masterclass in Japanese heritage. Using the 3-step Honbazuke method, each edge is hand-honed to a 9.5-to-12 degree angle—a profile so thin it glides through soft fruit without bruising the delicate flesh. The Tsuchime (hammered) finish is not merely aesthetic; it creates functional air pockets that prevent starchy or wet foods from suctioning to the blade. Whether you are a professional saucier peeling shallots for a reduction or a home enthusiast perfecting a fruit platter, the rounded spine and bolster ensure your pinch grip remains comfortable, preventing the 'hot spots' common in lesser blades. The D-shaped Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood handle offers a traditional Japanese feel with modern durability, providing a secure, non-slip grip that feels like an extension of your own hand. Learn More

Miyabi's 5" Artisan utility knife is a workhorse knife in the kitchen for precision work in-hand or on the cutting board. With a straight blade, this versatile knife is ideal for cutting up fruit, mincing garlic, and thinly slicing meat or poultry. This knife is ideal for cooks in a kitchen who preform a lot of prep work before a shift, the powdered steel has incredibly edge retention and responds to whetstones very well. The bolster and spine are also smoothed so their is no comfort lost with this knife, even if you use a choke grip to cut.  MIYABI celebrates Japanese craftsmanship with Artisan. Using traditional methods and innovative techniques, these knives merge the past and present into an exceptional knife collection. The potent core of SG2 micro-carbide powder steel is layered in a stunning Tsuchime finish. This exquisite, hand-hammered effect helps prevent food from sticking. The CRYODUR® blades feature exceptional sharpness and durability thanks to their innovative, ice-hardening treatment. Each knife features a hand-honed blade finished with a true katana edge, a homage to the samurai swords made in Seki centuries ago. Crafted with special Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood, the handles mirror the beauty of the blade. Sophisticated details include brass and red spacers, a mosaic pin and a stainless-steel end cap. The attractive D-shaped handle is designed to nestle comfortably in your hand for tireless cutting. Learn More

The Apex of Japanese Engineering: The Miyabi Artisan 8" Chef's Knife In the world of professional culinary tools, few blades command as much respect as the Miyabi Artisan. This isn't just a kitchen tool; it is a meticulously engineered instrument designed for those who demand surgical precision and unrelenting durability. At its core lies the revolutionary SG2 (MC63) micro-carbide powder steel. Unlike traditional stainless steel, this powder metallurgy allows for a staggering 63 Rockwell hardness, providing a level of edge retention that means fewer trips to the sharpening stone and more time creating culinary masterpieces. The Artisan series is a bridge between Seki's 700-year sword-making history and 21st-century technology. Each blade undergoes the CRYODUR ice-hardening process, a sophisticated thermal treatment that enhances the steel's crystalline structure to ensure maximum corrosion resistance and structural integrity. The signature Tsuchime finish is more than a visual marvel; the hand-hammered indentations create small air pockets that significantly reduce suction, allowing the blade to glide through dense vegetables and proteins without sticking. Designed with the professional 'choke grip' in mind, the spine and bolster are painstakingly smoothed to prevent friction against your hand. The ergonomic D-shaped handle, crafted from Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood, provides a natural, fatigue-free grip that feels like an extension of your arm. From the brass and red spacers to the intricate mosaic pin, every millimeter of this knife reflects the 'Artisan' name, ensuring your kitchen workhorse is as beautiful as it is powerful. Learn More

Precision Engineering for the Professional Kitchen When the board is stacked with 50 lbs of mirepoix, the Miyabi Artisan 9.5-inch Chef’s Knife (Gyuto) becomes your most valuable asset. Unlike standard stainless steels that compromise between edge retention and durability, the SG2 micro-carbide powder steel core utilized here is engineered to be both exceptionally hard and remarkably tough. This means you can maintain a laser-sharp 9.5° to 12° edge through grueling shifts without the frequent chipping associated with lesser high-carbon alloys. The Tsuchime Advantage: Efficiency in Every Stroke The blade features a stunning Tsuchime (hammered) finish. Beyond its hand-crafted aesthetic, these indentations create individual air pockets that break surface tension between the blade and the ingredient. Whether you are dicing starchy potatoes or slicing through fatty proteins, food releases instantly, preventing the 'suction effect' that slows down your rhythm. Hand-Finished Craftsmanship from Seki, Japan Each blade undergoes the proprietary CRYODUR ice-hardening process, reaching a 63 Rockwell hardness. The edge is then hand-honed using the three-stage Honbazuke technique—the same method used for traditional katana—resulting in a 50/50 bevel that tracks perfectly straight. The oversized 9.5-inch profile provides additional leverage and a generous flat spot for clean contact with the board, while the smoothed spine and bolster ensure a comfortable choke grip during extended use. Learn More

The Miyabi 7-inch santoku knife is perfect for all kitchen tasks. Featuring a smoothed bolster and spine for comfort, the state of the art powdered steel has optimal edge retention, corrosion resistance and is a breeze to hone and sharpen. Santoku - Japanese for "three virtues" - excels at three cutting techniques: expertly mince garlic, slice cucumber, and dice onions with this Asian all-rounder. MIYABI celebrates Japanese craftsmanship with Artisan. Using traditional methods and innovative techniques, these knives merge the past and present into an exceptional knife collection. The potent core of SG2 micro-carbide powder steel is layered in a stunning Tsuchime finish. This exquisite, hand-hammered effect helps prevent food from sticking. The CRYODUR blades feature exceptional sharpness and durability thanks to their innovative, ice-hardening treatment. Each knife features a hand-honed blade finished with a true katana edge, a homage to the samurai swords made in Seki centuries ago. Crafted with special Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood, the handles mirror the beauty of the blade. Sophisticated details include brass and red spacers, a mosaic pin and a stainless-steel end cap. The attractive D-shaped handle is designed to nestle comfortably in your hand for tireless cutting. Learn More

The Hardest-Working 5.5-inch Blade in Your Professional Kit The Miyabi Artisan 5.5-inch Prep Knife (34075-143) is engineered as a primary instrument for technical prep where a full chef’s knife lacks the agility and a paring knife lacks the leverage. Unlike many high-carbon Japanese blades that sacrifice durability for sharpness, the Artisan utilizes an SG2 (MC63) micro-carbide powder steel core. This advanced metallurgy achieves a staggering 63 Rockwell hardness for surgical edge retention while maintaining the toughness necessary to survive a high-volume professional shift without excessive chipping. Symmetrical Ergonomics for High-Volume Shifts In a departure from traditional D-shaped Japanese handles that favor right-handed users, the Artisan series features a fully symmetrical, 'Bulbous' or 'Trophy Bass' profile. This handle is significantly thicker and more contoured than standard Japanese designs, offering a girth that feels substantial and familiar to chefs accustomed to Western-style cutlery. The faceted grip includes subtle ergonomic dips rather than a sharp ridge, allowing the handle to nestle naturally into the palm. This makes it an ideal choice for both right and left-handed staff who need a pinch-grip that remains comfortable through forty pounds of mirepoix. Hand-Hammered Tsuchime Performance The blade is finished with a stunning Tsuchime (hand-hammered) texture. Beyond the aesthetic appeal, these indentations create air pockets that break surface tension during the cut. Whether you are performing technical 'in-hand' work like coring or precision dicing of wet ingredients like shallots and garlic, the blade releases food effortlessly. This is a professional-grade SG2 tool that bridges the gap between artisanal Japanese craftsmanship and the ergonomic demands of a modern commercial kitchen. Learn More

Miyabi's Artisan 9" inch bread knife is an improved, more controlled cutting experience for heavy duty slicing jobs; featuring a smoothed bolster and spine for optimal comfort. Slice through thicker cuts with ease including turkey, ham, and roast meats. Effortlessly cut through soft-interior, hard-exterior foods, like tomatoes and crusty loaves of bread. MIYABI celebrates Japanese craftsmanship with Artisan. Using traditional methods and innovative techniques, these knives merge the past and present into an exceptional knife collection. The potent core of SG2 micro-carbide powder steel is layered in a stunning Tsuchime finish. This exquisite, hand-hammered effect helps prevent food from sticking. The CRYODUR blades feature exceptional sharpness and durability thanks to their innovative, ice-hardening treatment. Each knife features a hand-honed blade finished with a true katana edge, a homage to the samurai swords made in Seki centuries ago. Crafted with special Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood, the handles mirror the beauty of the blade. Sophisticated details include brass and red spacers, a mosaic pin and a stainless-steel end cap. The attractive D-shaped handle is designed to nestle comfortably in your hand for tireless cutting. Learn More

Miyabi Artisan 9 1/2 in. Slicer feautres a long thin blade with a perfectly tapered edge capable of cutting the thinest slices of fish and meat nimble enough to cleanly cut sashimi and rolls for sushi. A carving knife makes it easy to serve and slice meat effortlessly. Confidently carve roast turkey, slice ham smoothly, and cut prime rib into succulent slices. A smoothed bolster and spine makes this knife very comfortable and Miyabi uses state of the art manufacturing techniques to ensure their knives are optimally balanced and edges are razor sharp right out of the box.  MIYABI celebrates Japanese craftsmanship with Artisan. Using traditional methods and innovative techniques, these knives merge the past and present into an exceptional knife collection. The potent core of SG2 micro-carbide powder steel is layered in a stunning Tsuchime finish. This exquisite, hand-hammered effect helps prevent food from sticking. The CRYODUR blades feature exceptional sharpness and durability thanks to their innovative, ice-hardening treatment. Each knife features a hand-honed blade finished with a true katana edge, a homage to the samurai swords made in Seki centuries ago. Crafted with special Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood, the handles mirror the beauty of the blade. Sophisticated details include brass and red spacers, a mosaic pin and a stainless-steel end cap. The attractive D-shaped handle is designed to nestle comfortably in your hand for tireless cutting. Learn More

The Intersection of Samurai Heritage and Modern Performance Effortless Rocking Motion Meets Scalpel-Like Precision In the world of high-performance Japanese cutlery, the Miyabi Artisan 7-inch Rocking Santoku stands as a masterclass in hybrid engineering. While a traditional Santoku is known for its vertical 'push-cut' motion, this 'Rocking' variant features a more pronounced belly curve. This allows you to transition seamlessly between the rhythmic rocking of a Western chef’s knife and the precise slicing of a Japanese blade. At its heart lies a core of SG2 (MC63) micro-carbide powder steel. This isn't your standard stainless; it is a high-carbon alloy with a 63 Rockwell Hardness, providing an edge that remains 'wicked sharp' long after other knives have dulled. The blade is ice-hardened using the CRYODUR process, a proprietary treatment that enhances durability and corrosion resistance without sacrificing the steel's legendary flexibility. Every inch of this blade tells a story of craftsmanship. The stunning Tsuchime finish (hand-hammered) creates small air pockets on the blade's surface, acting as a natural non-stick release for starchy potatoes or delicate cucumbers. The 'Bunka-style' clipped tip offers surgical accuracy for fine tasks like removing silver skin or mincing garlic. Completing the aesthetic and functional masterpiece is the D-shaped Cocobolo Rosewood Pakkawood handle, accented with brass and red spacers and a traditional mosaic pin. This handle is designed to nestle into the palm, reducing fatigue during long preparation sessions and providing a secure, comfortable choke grip for professional chefs and home enthusiasts alike. Learn More