Sakai Kikumori Choyo Aogami #1 - 150 mm Petty

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Sakai Kikumori Choyo Blue #1 - 150 mm Petty from Sakai Kikumori. Sakai Kikumori Choyo Petty 150 mm Blue #1. Sakai Kikumori is a renowned knife maker since 1926, and their Choyo Petty 150 mm Blue #1 is a brilliant example of their craftsmanship.

  • Japanese steel forged in Sakai, Japan's most tradition-rich knife town

  • Sakai Kikumori collaborates with hand-picked smiths and sharpeners in Sakai

  • Simple and beautiful design that lets the steel and the craftsmanship speak for themselves

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Description & specifications
Sakai Kikumori Choyo Petty 150mm Blue #1

Sakai Kikumori has been a renowned knife maker since 1926, and their Choyo Petty 150mm Blue #1 is a shining example of their craftsmanship. This knife is forged by the legendary Yoshikazu Tanaka, known for his ability to harden steel to perfection. Together with the skilled sharpener Morihiro, who gives the blade an impressive mirror polish and a distinctive wide-bevel grind, you get a knife that is not only functional but also a delight to look at. The blade is built in 3 layers with a core of Blue #1 steel, giving it a sharpness and durability that are hard to match.

Features and Benefits
  • Forged by Yoshikazu Tanaka, a master of steel hardening
  • Sharpened by Morihiro, known for his mirror polish
  • 3-layer construction with Blue #1 steel at the core
  • Ideal for precision cutting and detailed work
  • Elegant design with an octagonal magnolia handle
Brand/series Sakai Kikumori Choyo
Type Petty
Forging and steel 3 Layers of Blue #1 and Soft Iron
Grind 50/50
Handle type Octagonal magnolia with buffalo horn
Stainless NO!
Hardness 63/64
Length 150mm
Height 45mm
Weight 135g
Width at the handle 3mm
Maintenance and Use

To ensure a long life and optimal performance, we recommend washing the knife by hand and drying it thoroughly after use. Avoid the dishwasher and harsh cleaning agents. Store the knife safely, e.g. in a knife block or with a blade guard, to avoid damage to the blade.

Maintenance & use

Never cut into bones or frozen items as this may damage the egg. Always wash the knife by hand and dry it thoroughly immediately.

Please note that both the blade and handle can be seriously damaged and broken if the knife is washed in a dishwasher – this also applies to stainless steel and wooden handles.