Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm
Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm
Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm
Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm
Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm
Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm

Masakage Shimo Petty 150mm

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Masakage Shimo Petty

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Petty – Compact Precision
The petty knife is the Japanese equivalent of a paring or utility knife. Small, nimble, and extremely versatile, it’s perfect for tasks that require precision — from peeling fruit and trimming herbs to preparing garnishes and working with smaller cuts of meat. A petty makes the ideal partner to a larger gyuto or santoku.

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Nashiji – “Pear-Skin” Texture
Nashiji means “pear skin” in Japanese, referring to the mottled, slightly rough surface left on the blade. This finish reduces food sticking while creating a beautiful, organic texture.

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San Mai – Three-Layer Construction
San mai means “three layers.” It describes the traditional Japanese method of sandwiching a hard steel core between two softer layers of protective cladding. The hard core provides razor-sharp cutting performance, while the outer layers add toughness and make the knife easier to maintain.

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Masakage – Hand-Forged in Echizen
Masakage works with a select group of master blacksmiths in Echizen to produce small-batch, hand-forged knives. Each blade carries the personal touch of its maker, with distinctive finishes and razor-sharp edges that showcase the beauty of Japanese craftsmanship.

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White 2 Steel
Slightly tougher and more forgiving than White 1, razor-sharp and responsive.

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Steel Care
• Always hand wash immediately after use — never in the dishwasher.
• Dry completely with a towel to prevent rust or discolouration.
• Use wooden or soft plastic cutting boards to preserve the edge.
• Store safely — in a knife block, magnetic rack, or saya cover.
• Sharpen regularly using whetstones for best long-term performance.
• Carbon steels will form a patina over time — this is normal and protective.

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Specifications

    • Blade shape - Petty
    • Maker - Masakage
    • Blade construction - Stainless Clad san mai 
    • Steel - Blue #2 (Aogami) Carbon Steel
    • Handle - Oval Magnolia with Red Pakka Wood Ferrule  
    • Total length - 
    • Blade length - 
    • Blade height at heel - 
    • Weight - 
    • HRC - 62:63
    • Blade Finish - Nashiji
    • Edge grind - 50/50
    • Thickness behind the edge - 
    • Thickness of spine at heel - 

     

    Knives are only available to persons over 18 years of age. Due to the nature of our business ALL customers will be asked to prove their age at checkout.

    We ship Tuesday to Saturday using Royal Mail Tracked 24.

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    Blade Shape - Gyuto

    Translating literally as "Cow Sword" a gyuto is the Japanese version of a traditinal Western chef knife.

    Super practical and useful for almost every job in food prep, it takes the title as the most useful knife in your roll.

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    Steel Type - Shirogami #2

    Shirogami or White #2 is a high carbon steel with excellent potential for sharpness and superb sharpenability.

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    Care information

    As we're working with carbon steel here we need to be mindful of it's reactivity, we can expect the blade to darken and patina with use, that's normal and to be treasured, it's like the knife developing it's own fingerprint. 

    What we don't to see is rust, rust will develop if the knife has been left with any moisture on the surface, to avoid it just make sure it's washed and dried throughly before you sit down to eat. If you do see any rust spots develop they can be removed easliy with a rust eraser.

    A knife like this performs so well becuse it's to thin, but that does mean it's more susceptible to damage, so with this in mind no twisting or riving the knife if it gets stuck in food, no cutting toward bone or cutting frozen food and absolutley no dishwashers!

    Masakage

    Starting out life in 2007 by master sharpener Takayuki Shibata, Masakage was inspired by Masakage Yamagata, a samurai general who rose to promenance during Warring States period.

    Designed and sharpened by Shibata himself and forged by blacksmiths at Takefu Knife Village Masakage knives are of exceptional quality.

    Free sharpen with every knife

    We really want your new knife to stay at it's best, thats why we offer a free sharpen with every one purchased from us, just pop it in the post or come along to the shop and we'll take care of it.


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