MIYABI SG2 BIRCHWOOD SICER 240MM

MIYABI SG2 BIRCHWOOD SICER 240MM Kitchen Knives

Slovenia

$300.00

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The Miyabi Birchwood 240mm Slicer. What a beaut. Between its suminagashi SG2 Powder stainless steel and light birchwood handle you don't need to compromise between good looks and horsepower.

About the Shape - Inspired by the profile of a traditional European slicer for meat cutting bias.

About Miyabi Birchwood - Miyabi knives stand out as works of art in the manufactured knife world. Zwilling of Germany, realizing that high-performance Japanese steel was taking over the knife world, did the practical thing and bought themselves two Japanese knife factories in Seki City Japan, a mecca for knife producers. Because of this unique blend, they offer a look and feel that bridges both cultures that are rare among knife makers.

Miyabi really outdid themselves in terms of sexiness with their Birchwood series. A blade forged from SG2 steel is guaranteed to work exceptionally well. What really ties this knife together is the rounded Birchwood handle, made to nest perfectly in your hand. Not just the average Birch, a Karelian (Masur) Birch is used, a highly prized material used for many purposes.MIYABI KNIVES
Miyabi knives stand out as works of art in the manufactured knife world. Zwilling of Germany, realizing that high-performance Japanese steel was taking over the knife world, did the practical thing and bought themselves two Japanese knife factories in Seki City Japan, a mecca for knife producers.

Ever since they’ve been making spectacular knives that combine the expertise of both German and Japanese traditions. Because of this unique blend, they offer a look and feel that bridges both cultures that are rare among knife makers. For new customers that have only used Henckels or other western made knives, these are a perfect gateway to Japanese craftsmanship.

For customers who are well versed in Japanese knives, these have much to offer by way of high-quality steels and beautiful detailing not often available in handmade knives.