Miyabi Kaizen II 4.5" Utility Knife Shotoh Cookware The Shun Narukami Utility Knife 56026981597251

Name: Miyabi Kaizen II 4.5" Utility Knife Shotoh Cookware The Shun Narukami Utility Knife 56026981597251
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 29099814070
Price: 139.95 USD
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Miyabi Kaizen II 4.5" Utility Knife Shotoh Cookware The Shun Narukami Utility Knife 56026981597251 The Shun Narukami Utility Knife is part of the exciting Shun Narukami line that provides exceptional handcrafted Shun quality at an amazing price 25 Handle Material Wood Series Black Blade Length (in) 5 Product Chef's Knives Product Type Kitchen Tools & Supplies Handle Color Black Edge Style Straight Point Style Spear Blade Design Straight Blade Style Forged Blade Material Carbide Stainless Steel Weight 1 Kaizen II Utility Knife forged fine carbide super steel blade with 48 layer Damascus pattern

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