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Japanese bread knife 23cm

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Modern design of Japanese knives

In an attempt to make knives friendlier to young families, with a touch of minimalist and calm design, this knife and the others in this series go beyond cutting perfectly.

When preparing a meal at home you want to be at ease. With this knife series, you can imagine yourself listening to calm jazz while preparing a delicious and nutritious dinner for your loved ones.

It is made in Sanjo, Niigata by the Tadafusa factory, one of the oldest ones in the area.

The concept combines ancient know-how with the needs of modern-day lifestyles.

The bread knife is stunning masterpiece. Use it to cut bread and cakes.

Information

  • Total length: 365mm
  • Blade length: 230mm / 4.9″
  • Core metal: SLD (semi-stainless)
  • Stainless Steel Cladding
  • Antibacterial carbonized Walnut handle

In the box

  • 1 x Bread Knife 230mm 

Note

Every knife is made by hand from start to finish. It is normal if a knife does not appear exactly as in the pictures.

Experience true Japanese craftsmanship.

About Suwada

At Suwada, we have pursued aesthetic and functional excellence since 1926.

Whether we make a product ourselves or select it from a maker we trust, we look for thoughtful design, high quality and lasting usefulness — products that can make everyday life a little better.

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