The Damascus chef's knife Dragonfire Micarta Jewels - Special Edition from Shinrai Japan is a beautiful eye-catcher for your knife block. This popular knife is not only beautiful to look at, but can also be used for all cutting tasks. No cutting task is impossible with this beautiful Japanese chef's knife. This all-rounder is suitable for cutting meat, fish, vegetables, fruit and herbs

This special edition of the Dragonfire Micarta Jewels is finished to perfection. The Japanese damask steel blade continues in the beautiful m icarta jewels bolster. Micarta is made of several layers of linen that are pressed together with synthetic resin under high pressure. These inlaid jewelry rings provide a unique and beautiful composition. The handle consists of hard wood compressed with blue sapphire epoxy. There is a silver honeycomb in the epoxy.

In addition, the handle is made in one piece, without rivets. This makes it completely maintenance-free and the risk of cracks or other damage is minimal.

• 67 layers of Japanese VG-10 damask steel
• Hardened to 61 HRC Rockwell
• Razor-sharp chef's knife with a blade of 20 centimeters.
• Comes in a luxury gift box
• The best in its price range

The blade is made from 67 layers of Japanese damask steel . Normal damask steel has a ladder pattern. This knife has a unique herringbone pattern. Therefore, it belongs to the Special Edition of Shinrai Japan.

Comfortable
All blades are extremely sharp. Due to the perfect balance, they lie comfortably in your hand. Cutting food has never been so easy and fun!

Handmade in detail
Because the knives are handmade, attention has been paid to every detail during production. This way you get the best quality Japanese knives.

In addition, the handle is made in one piece, without rivets. This makes it completely maintenance-free and the risk of cracks or other damage is minimal.

A beautiful gift
The knives are always delivered in a beautiful gift box. This not only ensures that the blades are protected on the go, but also that it puts a smile on your face when you receive it.