Limited to just 1,814 pieces, each Amici knife is an elegant original. The Calabrian roots are clearly visible in their distinctive olive wood handles with ergonomic curved lines, which are harmonious and full of character. The premium-quality blade attunes to the ‘golden ratio’ - the benchmark of perfect beauty in nature and design. The slender half bolster ensures perfect balance when in use. With an elaborately detailed engraving, celebrating Italy's magnificent botanical diversity, the Limited Edition Chef’s Knife applauds life's special moments.

I didn’t suspect that I would pay that much for knife but looking at I thought this would be a great keepsake and then when I got it, it is confirmed MM. Mm4944. San Antonio, Texas. Thu Oct 21 2021

WÜSTHOF PERFORMER SERIES - The name “Rotoku” is derived from the Japanese number “roku” (“six”). Six virtues. One knife. A masterpiece of elegance and functionality.

This knife looks amazing, especially when combined with others from the same Performer Series and mounted in the block. Well balanced, it feels great in the hand, and slices like a dream. A really contemporary looking knife that compliments our kitchen well and we're sure will serve us for decades to come. Dale G.. Fri Jan 09 2026

The Performer knife series consists of two Cook’s Knives (16 cm and 20 cm), a Santoku and a Paring Knife. Wüsthof is the first knife manufacturer to offer black, fully forged, DLC-coated knives. The diamond-like carbon coating was developed to withstand the toughest conditions: the amorphous carbon layer, just a few micrometres thick, increases the surface hardness of our Wüsthof blades from 58 to a unique 104 Rockwell. This makes them resistant to acids, alkalis, extreme temperatures and general wear and tear – even scratches don't stand a chance. The dynamics of our sharp knives are complemented by the slip-resistant Hexagon Power Grip. Chefs love these outstanding knives that sit perfectly in the hand and guarantee complete control, even under the most demanding working conditions.As a family business now in the seventh generation, Wüsthof has been producing knives in Solingen – known as a ‘City of Blades’ – since 1814. Excellent quality, sustainable operations and innovative ideas guarantee that our production process is among the most advanced of its kind. Our traditional family company is one of the world’s premium manufacturers of high-quality knives. We are expert producers of knives for cooking, such as chef’s knives, specialist knives, paring knives, all-purpose knives and additional kitchen accessories and/or kitchen aids such as scissors through to useful knife blocks and many more items to do with sharp knife blades. From knife skills workshops on the optimal use of cook’s knives, peeling knives or bread knives, the high-quality knife sharpener or sharpening steel, the blade-protecting cutting board or the practical knife set – you will always find a great gift idea in our Wüsthof range.

This knife was an addition to my other Wusthoff Santoku Knife. Both are what Inuse for almost everything unless I need a long skinny blade. I like the smaller handle on this knife a little better than the standard and I love the look.. Gordon S.. Mon Mar 16 2026

Nakiri is simply Japanese for a vegetable knife. Once you get the Shun Kanso Nakiri in your hands, you'll soon see why both professional chefs and good cooks around the world choose this beautiful and extremely useful tool whenever they have fruits or vegetables to prepare. With its straight blade, edge, and spine, the Nakiri isn’t rocked like a chef's knife. Instead, use a simple push cut and enjoy the clean, swift work it makes of vegetables of all kinds. For daily salad preparation or slicing vegetables for stir-fry, it can't be beaten. Finely dicing onions is fast, and easy, and with the Shun Kanso Nakiri’s blunt end, safer, too. The hollow ground indentations in the blade help food release from the blade more easily, too. The Kanso 6.5" Hollow Ground Santoku Knife is part of the Shun Kanso series. Kanso is a design principle based on zen philosophy. Which means “simplicity,” but simplicity that is achieved by eliminating the non-essential. In Kanto, QKA/Shun took away anything that doesn’t matter and kept everything that does: high-performance steel, razor-sharp edge, perfect balance, and precision cutting control. The steel is Japanese AUS10A—highly refined, high carbon, vanadium stainless steel that takes a razor-sharp edge and holds it longer. Kanso's Heritage finish hides scratches and gives Kanso a rustic look that just improves with age. The handle is made of a wood called Tagayasan or wenge, which is sometimes known in Japan as “iron sword wood.” the handle contouring enables an easy chef's grip. Full tang construction provides strength, balance, and easy cutting control. Like all Shun knives, Kanso is sharpened to a 16° cutting angle on each side to cut cleanly and help preserve food’s freshness and best taste.

Sharp! Sharp! This is a very lightweight knife that is perfect for dicing and cutting a variety of things! The texture is cool. The handle is not smooth and the blade itself looks industrial - does not match the other KAI series from Shun, but this is a great knife! Packaged perfectly and safely. Get it and enjoy!. Kj. Boston, MA. Mon Nov 21 2022

Shun presents the Dual Core Carving Knife, a handcrafted masterpiece echoing the grace of a traditional Japanese yanagiba. Forged from seventy-one alternating layers of high-carbon VG10 and VG2 stainless steel, its striking herringbone blade features a single-bevel edge and enhanced thickness for superior heft and rigidity. This quintessential sushi knife glides through raw proteins with effortless precision, aided by drag-reducing etched laminations. An octagonal ebony PakkaWood handle provides a secure grip, while the included wooden saya sheath preserves the blade’s artisan integrity. Experience the pinnacle of culinary performance where strength meets breathtaking beauty.

I have a lot of high- end knives and was debating on pulling the trigger on a Yani since I'm not a sushi chef or a pro but I've been mesmerized by this knife for a couple years. I'm so happy I got it, it's a work of art! I've used it to fillet a few fish I've caught and for slicing roasts and steaks, haven't noticed it " steering" me due to single bevel, it's so sharp and has perfect weight. Not a laser like a Yu so I've got more confidence if I'm cutting a rib roast or something with a bone-in. Beautiful work of functional art. Haven't had to sharpen yet but will definately do it myself, I'm confident in my ability to sharpen and not scratch it. It is one fine tool. BTW, it's not my most expensive knife. You only live once, may as well enjoy it.. Anthony Y.. Sun Feb 22 2026

Kitchen Shears are an essential tool for every kitchen and have a wide variety of uses from snipping fresh herbs, cutting flowers or twine, and even trimming chicken skin. The two-piece construction is designed to come-apart easily to allow for cleaning.