Sakai Soichi Petty Knife, Fruit Knife, Japanese Steel, With Seal, Boxed, Unused, 150mm

Sakai Soichi Petty Knife, Fruit Knife, Japanese Steel, With Seal, Boxed, Unused, 150mmSakai Soichi Petty Knife 150mm This is a petty knife by Sakai Soichi. Petty knives are small Western style knives suited to peeling fruit and performing fine detail work. This is an unused, boxed item; the handle still retains a clean sticker, showing that it has been stored carefully. The blade is double bevel Hagane (Japanese steel), providing a straightforward, honest cutting feel. It bears the engravings (Sakai Soichi) and (Japanese Steel). This

Sakai Soichi Petty Knife 150mm

This is a petty knife by Sakai Soichi. Petty knives are small Western-style knives suited to peeling fruit and performing fine detail work. This is an unused, boxed item; the handle still retains a clean sticker, showing that it has been stored carefully.

The blade is double-bevel Hagane (Japanese steel), providing a straightforward, honest cutting feel.

It bears the engravings “堺宗一” (Sakai Soichi) and “日本鋼” (Japanese Steel). This petty knife is a good fit for users who want a simple, traditional Japanese-made small knife that can handle a wide variety of everyday tasks.

The unused condition makes it especially appealing as a gift or as an upgrade from an entry-level fruit knife.

Length: 260mm
Blade Length: 150mm
Blade Width: 28mm
Blade Thickness: 1-2mm
Weight: 75g

SHARPENED by a Japanese Sharpener. Razor sharp. The sharpener is in Kyoto, the traditional city in Japan as you know. You can use without maintenance. You don't need to pay maintenance costs after receiving. If any, please feel free to ask, English available.

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