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Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Petty Knife – Ebony Handle

Sale price$210.00 Regular price$230.00

Compact in size, powerful in precision.
The Sanbonsugi VG10 Petty Knife is designed for delicate prep work where control and finesse matter most—think trimming herbs, slicing fruit, or peeling vegetables.
Forged in Seki, Japan, this knife features a stunning Damascus blade with a VG10 steel core and a smooth, durable ebony wood handle.
It’s the kind of tool that elevates everyday cooking into something effortless and satisfying.

・Ships within 24 hours from Japan (Delivery in 5–9 business days)  
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Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Petty Knife – Ebony Handle
Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Petty Knife – Ebony Handle Sale price$210.00 Regular price$230.00

Precision in every slice.

Perfect for peeling, trimming, and detailed tasks—ideal when a chef’s knife feels too big.

VG10 steel for sharp, clean cuts.

Durable and corrosion-resistant, with a fine edge that handles delicate work effortlessly.

Elegant ebony, comfortable grip.

Octagonal ebony handle for balance and control—crafted to fit naturally in your hand.

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SEki City

The heart of Japan’s blade-making tradition for over 700 years.

Once home to samurai swordsmiths, this storied town now crafts some of the world’s finest kitchen knives. Renowned for their sharpness, balance, and beauty, Seki-made blades are trusted by chefs across the globe. Bring centuries of mastery into your kitchen.

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Monika

I got this knife as a gift for my dad, who loves cooking and Japanese culture.
He loved the knife, but you know what he talked about the most?
The origami crane.

He said it made the whole thing feel personal — like it was folded just for him.
It turned a great product into a meaningful experience.
That’s rare.