MITSUMOTO SAKARI 4-Inch Japanese Paring Knife, 67-Layer AUS-10 Damascus | HRC 60±2 Hardness, Deep-Cryo Treatment, Fruit Peeling, Petty Knife Control,($67.99Value)

Description

Japanese Paring Knife: The 4-inch paring knife is sized for fruit peeling, trimming and short detail cuts, helping this Japanese fruit knife handle apples, citrus, strawberries, tomato stems, garlic and herbs with precise hand control. Fruit and Vegetable Prep: This small kitchen knife works well as a peeling knife for fruit skin, vegetable trimming, seed removal and garnish work, giving home cooks better control for small ingredients than a full-size chef knife. Petty Knife Cutting Control: Inspired by a Japanese petty knife, the compact blade helps guide curved cuts around fruit cores, citrus peel and small vegetables, making this vegetable knife useful for close prep work and clean trimming. 67-Layer AUS-10 Damascus Steel: The 67-layer AUS-10 Damascus steel blade is hand forged with an AUS-10 high carbon stainless steel core and visible Damascus pattern, giving this Japanese Damascus knife stronger material identity than a basic kitchen knife. Deep-Cryo Treatment and Pakkawood Handle: The blade is quenched, tempered and deep-cryo treated, with about HRC 60±2 hardness to help balance hardness, toughness and a stable cutting edge. The Pakkawood handle and sandalwood box support controlled use and organized storage. The MITSUMOTO SAKARI 4-Inch Japanese Paring Knife is designed for peeling, trimming, fruit prep and small ingredient detail work. The compact blade helps handle apples, citrus, strawberries, tomatoes, garlic, herbs and small vegetables with more control than a full-size kitchen knife. This Japanese petty knife uses a hand-forged 67-layer AUS-10 Damascus steel blade with an AUS-10 high carbon stainless steel core and visible Damascus pattern. The blade goes through quenching, tempering and deep-cryo treatment, with hardness controlled at about HRC 60±2 to help balance hardness, toughness and a stable cutting edge. The Pakkawood handle supports grip control, while the sandalwood box provides organized storage.