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Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Gyuto Knife – Ebony Handle

Sale price$290.00 Regular price$330.00

A true kitchen workhorse with Japanese precision.
The Sanbonsugi VG10 Gyuto Knife is a chef’s go-to for everyday prep—from slicing meats to dicing vegetables and everything in between.

With a longer, slimmer blade than the Santoku, the Gyuto offers more control for rocking cuts and detailed work.
Crafted in Seki, Japan, its VG10 Damascus blade delivers sharpness that lasts, while the ebony handle adds balance and elegance.
This is the knife that earns its place on your cutting board, every single day.

・Ships within 24 hours from Japan (Delivery in 5–9 business days)  
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Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Gyuto Knife – Ebony Handle
Seki Sanbonsugi VG10 Gyuto Knife – Ebony Handle Sale price$290.00 Regular price$330.00

A chef’s essential.

Perfect for slicing, dicing, and chopping everything from meats to vegetables—this Gyuto does it all.

VG10 steel for unmatched performance.

Sharp, durable, and rust-resistant. Its double bevel and curved edge deliver smooth, powerful cuts.

Ebony handle, refined control.

The octagonal ebony grip offers comfort and precision—ideal for both daily prep and professional use.

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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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The knife is excellent — sharp, precise, and clearly well made.

But what stayed with me most was the origami crane inside the box.
It reminded me that craftsmanship isn’t just about the product — it’s about intention and care.
That tiny crane spoke volumes.