Santoku knife
Santoku knife in Damascus steel by Deejo
Damascus steel is one of the most durable steel alloys in the world.
Olive wood handle
67-layer Damascus steel blade with a unique wave pattern
This ‘Santoku’ model is a cross between Japanese traditions and Western requirements
With its formidable cutting edge, it excels at cutting meat, fish and vegetables thanks to its wide, slightly curved blade, perfect for slicing, chopping or mincing with ease
Deejo KDBS00001
Limited edition of 2,025 numbered pieces
An exceptional knife, combining culinary skill with the art of detail
Santoku Knife Damascus Olive Wood Deejo KDBS00001
Santoku knife
Santoku knife in Damascus steel by Deejo
Damascus steel is one of the most durable steel alloys in the world.
Olive wood handle
67-layer Damascus steel blade with a unique wave pattern
This ‘Santoku’ model is a cross between Japanese traditions and Western requirements
With its formidable cutting edge, it excels at cutting meat, fish and vegetables thanks to its wide, slightly curved blade, perfect for slicing, chopping or mincing with ease
Comes with a magnetic zebrano wood base in a prestige box.
Colour: Silver
Material: 67 layers of Damascus steel SS304/3CR13 on a 9CR18 core
Weight: 173 grams
Total length: 30 cm
Blade length: 17 cm
Thickness: 2 cm
Deejo KDBS00001
Limited edition of 2,025 numbered pieces
An exceptional knife, combining culinary skill with the art of detail
Advice -
Avoid abrasive materials and harsh chemicals, which could damage the Damascus pattern that gives these blades their beauty and uniqueness.
When sharpening, a Damascus steel blade is traditionally sharpened using a stone, a sharpening steel or a suitable sharpener. However, care should be taken not to damage the blade's characteristic pattern during this process.