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Miyabi 5000 MCD Shotoh Paring Knife
£269.00
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Small, light and versatile, it's perfect for intricate preparations.
Miyabi combines German engineering and authentic Japanese craftsmanship in the 5000 MCD shotoh paring knife. Inspired by traditional samurai swords, its ice-hardened, Honbazuke-edge blade and Karelian birch handle are made in Seki – known as Japan’s city of blades. The MicroCarbide powder steel core is surrounded by 100 layers of stainless steel, making it durable, sharp and ready to chop and dice to your heart's content.
Small, light and versatile, it's perfect for intricate preparations.
Miyabi combines German engineering and authentic Japanese craftsmanship in the 5000 MCD shotoh paring knife. Inspired by traditional samurai swords, its ice-hardened, Honbazuke-edge blade and Karelian birch handle are made in Seki – known as Japan’s city of blades. The MicroCarbide powder steel core is surrounded by 100 layers of stainless steel, making it durable, sharp and ready to chop and dice to your heart's content.
- Not suitable for dishwasher use
- Not suitable for microwave use
- 8.5cm x 31cm approx.
- Made in Seki, Japan
- You must be 18 or over to purchase and receive this item
- OUTER:100% stainless steel
FREE returns within 14 days
FREE UK delivery on orders over £100
We use eco-friendly and recyclable packaging.
UK Delivery
| Expected Delivery Date | Cost |
|---|---|
Standard (2-4 business days) | £5.95 (free for over £100 spend) |
Next Day | £12 |
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