Knife Tool

"Satake Sword Smith" is a synthesis of traditional Japanese stylistics and modern materials. Excellent cutting properties, eye-catching exterior - these knives do not leave anyone indifferent. The total length of the knife is 24.5 cm. Blade length 12 cm. Blade width 3.5 cm. Thickness at the bottom 1.3 mm. The weight of the knife is 54 g. About the manufacturer: " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." was founded in 1947. Follow in the city.   The purpose of the company is to produce reliable and durable kitchen tools and " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." continues its mission - adhering to the highest quality standards   designs and manufactures the most advanced models of kitchen knives by combining long-standing blacksmithing traditions with   modern technologies. Qualified craftsmen   carefully crafted Japanese kitchen knives are the result of their passion for their work.   And the town of Seki, where the factory is located, is famous for its unique and traditional blacksmithing methods that are more than 700 years old   history. It began in the Kamakura era (1185-1333), when a famous swordsman   Motoshige moved to Seki where he began to forge his own swords and teach others the craft. The area around Seki was surrounded by large pine forests, where blacksmiths could get the charcoal they needed, and it also had good water, making the city of Seki a good place to make swords. Over time, the number of craftsmen increased and more than 300 smiths lived here and produced the best samurai swords during the Muromachi era. (1336-1573). The city of Seki then flourished as a center for the production of samurai swords and became famous throughout Japan. After the Haitorei Sword Prohibition Act (1876) issued in the Meiji period, the demand for them decreased significantly, but the masters in their   improved blacksmithing   applied the skills   for the production of knives and agricultural implements. Even now, the city of Seki and its surroundings are known as one of the most famous knife-making areas in the world. Kitchen knives made here occupy more than 50% of the Japanese market and are valued for the highest quality standards.

"Satake Sword Smith" is a synthesis of traditional Japanese stylistics and modern materials. Excellent cutting properties, eye-catching exterior - these knives do not leave anyone indifferent. The total length of the knife is 20.6 cm. Blade length 9 cm. Blade width 2 cm. Thickness at the bottom 1.5 mm. The weight of the knife is 40 g. About the manufacturer: " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." was founded in 1947. Follow in the city.   The purpose of the company is to produce reliable and durable kitchen tools and " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." continues its mission - adhering to the highest quality standards   designs and manufactures the most advanced models of kitchen knives by combining long-standing blacksmithing traditions with   modern technologies. Qualified craftsmen   carefully crafted Japanese kitchen knives are the result of their passion for their work.   And the town of Seki, where the factory is located, is famous for its unique and traditional blacksmithing methods that are more than 700 years old   history. It began in the Kamakura era (1185-1333), when a famous swordsman   Motoshige moved to Seki where he began to forge his own swords and teach others the craft. The area around Seki was surrounded by large pine forests, where blacksmiths could get the charcoal they needed, and it also had good water, making the city of Seki a good place to make swords. Over time, the number of craftsmen increased and more than 300 smiths lived here and produced the best samurai swords during the Muromachi era. (1336-1573). The city of Seki then flourished as a center for the production of samurai swords and became famous throughout Japan. After the Haitorei Sword Prohibition Act (1876) issued in the Meiji period, the demand for them decreased significantly, but the masters in their   improved blacksmithing   applied the skills   for the production of knives and agricultural implements. Even now, the city of Seki and its surroundings are known as one of the most famous knife-making areas in the world. Kitchen knives made here occupy more than 50% of the Japanese market and are valued for the highest quality standards.

Morakniv® Eldris Neck Knife Red, Fire Starter Kit

Morakniv Eldris Neck Knife Green, Fire Starter Kit

Morakniv® Eldris Neck Knife Black, Fire Starter Kit

Morakniv® Eldris Neck Knife Blue, Fire Starter Kit

FOLDING KNIFE DK FKSD

"Satake Sword Smith" is a synthesis of traditional Japanese stylistics and modern materials. Excellent cutting properties, eye-catching exterior - these knives do not leave anyone indifferent. The total length of the knife is 27.3 cm. Blade length 15 cm. Blade width 3.5 cm. Thickness at the bottom 1.6 mm. The weight of the knife is 89 g. About the manufacturer: " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." was founded in 1947. Follow in the city.   The purpose of the company is to produce reliable and durable kitchen tools and " SATAKE CUTLERY MFG. Co., Ltd." continues its mission - adhering to the highest quality standards   designs and manufactures the most advanced models of kitchen knives by combining long-standing blacksmithing traditions with   modern technologies. Qualified craftsmen   carefully crafted Japanese kitchen knives are the result of their passion for their work.   And the town of Seki, where the factory is located, is famous for its unique and traditional blacksmithing methods that are more than 700 years old   history. It began in the Kamakura era (1185-1333), when a famous swordsman   Motoshige moved to Seki where he began to forge his own swords and teach others the craft. The area around Seki was surrounded by large pine forests, where blacksmiths could get the charcoal they needed, and it also had good water, making the city of Seki a good place to make swords. Over time, the number of craftsmen increased and more than 300 smiths lived here and produced the best samurai swords during the Muromachi era. (1336-1573). The city of Seki then flourished as a center for the production of samurai swords and became famous throughout Japan. After the Haitorei Sword Prohibition Act (1876) issued in the Meiji period, the demand for them decreased significantly, but the masters in their   improved blacksmithing   applied the skills   for the production of knives and agricultural implements. Even now, the city of Seki and its surroundings are known as one of the most famous knife-making areas in the world. Kitchen knives made here occupy more than 50% of the Japanese market and are valued for the highest quality standards.