Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm
Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm
Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm
Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm
Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm

Sakai Kikumori - NDW Nakiri 165mm

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The world of Japanese kitchen knives is a highly specialised one, with many food groups having a purposely designed knife to perfectly fulfil its role. The Nakiri, a double bevel knife is a home use vegetable knife, with its thin profile and straight cutting edge is tailor made for making straight consistent cuts on a chopping board. Unlike other knives which almost exclusively have at least some degree on curve at the belly, the straight Nakiri really enables you to make light work of anything you throw in front of it, from thinly slicing red cabbage, to dicing carrot, to mincing garlic to breaking down large root veg, the Nakiri is your friend when it comes to vegetable prep!

 

 

Specifications - NDW Nikiri

  • Blade shape - Nikiri
  • Maker - Sakai Kikumori
  • Blade construction - Stainless clad san mai 
  • Steel - White #2 Carbon Steel (Shirogami)
  • Handle -  Natural Lacquered oak 
  • Total length - 320mm
  • Blade length - 165mm
  • Blade height at heel - 50mm
  • Weight - 165g
  • HRC - 
  • Blade Finish - Tsuchime
  • Edge grind - 50/50
  • Thickness behind the edge - 0.27mm
  • Thickness of spine at heel - 2.02mm

     

     

    Made In Japan. 

     

    Sakai, in the Osaka region of Japan has been a thriving hub for Japanese blade making for over 600 years. Sakai Kikumori, itself approaching 100 years in business, continue to work with some of the areas most skilled craftspeople to produce a broad range of cutlery.


    A note on carbon steel Like many others we at Community Cutlery favour carbon over stainless steel for its ability to take a keener edge and hold it for longer, for this privilege we need to care for our carbon products with a little more consideration, particularly when it comes to washing. Once you’ve finished with your knife we recommend giving it a quick wash and a thorough dry, as if left wet it will start to rust, surprisingly quickly. If this does happen then take a dry scourer and lightly give it a rub, another rinse and a good dry, it should come off with relative ease. With use you will also notice a light change in the colour of the blade, this patina is natural, beautiful and to be cherished, it’s like yo knife developing its own fingerprint!


    And for many reasons – Never put your knives in the dishwasher


     

     

     

     

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    • We offset the carbon created by our business

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    of Community Cutlery as a home for enthusiasts, for people who love the ritual of food preparation and who have realised the charm in doing it with quality tools, with items that are as pleasing on the eye as they are practical in the hand.

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