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Zwilling - Miyabi Mikoto 4500FC-D - Sujihiki 240mm. - 32930-240 - kitchen knife
The Mikoto collection represents the excellence of Japanese tradition: each blade is made with 101 layers of FC63 laminated Damascus steel with high corrosion resistance, embellished with an exclusive diamond pattern obtained through acid etching. The handle, embellished with the Miyabi logo, guarantees authenticity and craftsmanship.
Key features
* Balanced octagonal micarta handle, double riveted, non-porous and resistant to deformation
* FC63 laminated steel: cutting edge with 63HRC hardness and 101 outer layers of Damascus with diamond pattern
* 3-stage Honbazuke manual sharpening, with a 9.5°–12° edge
* Handcrafted in Seki, JapanRecommended use: fish, sushi, sashimi, cold cuts, and cooked meats
Country of manufacture: Seki, Japan
Blade structure: sanmai, with 101 layers of Damascus steel on the outside
Cutting steel: stainless steel, FC63 at 63HRC
Sharpening type: Honbazuke, symmetrical
Blade finish: Passive acid etching
Blade length: 240mm.
Construction: Forged
Handle: octagonal, micarta, with double rivets
Maintenance: wash by hand only1012367Special Price €212.30 Regular Price €245.08Only 2 leftOnly 2 left
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Kai Japan - Shun Pro Sho Yanagiba - VG-2005 - 24 cm - professional kitchen knife for fish, sushi and sashimi
The Shun Pro Sho series focuses exclusively on blades with asymmetrical sharpening, that is, traditional Japanese shapes. Due to the high quality of workmanship and materials, this series is particularly suitable for intensive professional use.
The knife's elegant design masterfully combines classic Japanese design language with Western components.
Key Features.
Use: Suhi and Sashimi (fish)
Steel: stainless steel with very high efficiency
Sharpening: asymmetrical, chisel-shaped
Wooden pakka handle: Traditional Japanese chestnut shape, resistant to use and moisture.
Continuous tang: Provides stability and balance.Blade: SOLID AUS10A stainless steel.
Handle: Black pakkawood
Blade length: 240mm.
Blade thickness: 3mm.
Total length: 380mm.
Weight: 185g.
Maintenance: hand wash, not dishwasher safeVG-2005€217.21Only 1 leftOnly 1 left
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Kai Japan - Shun Pro Sho Deba knife - VG-2002 - 16.5 cm - kitchen knives
The Shun Pro Sho series focuses exclusively on asymmetrically sharpened blades, i.e. on traditional Japanese shapes. Thanks to the high quality of workmanship and materials, this series is particularly suitable for intensive professional use.
The elegant design of the knife skilfully combines the classic Japanese formal language with western components.
The blade of the knife is made of SOLID AUS10A stainless steel
Handle: Pakkawood
Blade length: 165 mm.
Handle length: 120 mm.
Blade thickness: 4.5 mm.
Total length: 305 mm.
Weight: 290 g.
Notes: not dishwasher safeVG-2002€209.02Only 1 leftOnly 1 left -
Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Kinju - Yanagiba Sashimi knife 27cm. - KK-0027 - kitchen knife
Knife with asymmetrical sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
Seki Magoroku Kinju
The Japanese filleting knives of the Seki Magoroku KK Yanagiba series are characterized by a puristic design and the octagonal handle in matt black pakka wood.
The extremely long and slender shape of the blade allows for thin and precise cuts, perfect for filleting fish. The blade of the Yanagiba series is ground on one side, made of stainless carbon steel, which meets the strict European standards and decorated with a soft and wavy line in a satin finish. The KK series combines robust quality with understated functionality.
Use: fish (sashimi and sushi)
Blade: MV 58HRC stainless steel
Country of production: Japan
Handle: in pakkawood, octagonal, with black nylon bolster
Sheath / Case: not supplied
Blade length: 270mm
Total length: 400mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Handle length: 127mm
Weight: 280gMaintenance: NOT dishwasher safe
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Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Kinju - Yanagiba Sashimi knife 30cm. - KK-0030 - kitchen knife
Knife with asymmetrical sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
Seki Magoroku Kinju
The Japanese filleting knives of the Seki Magoroku KK Yanagiba series are characterized by a puristic design and the octagonal handle in matt black pakka wood.
The extremely long and slender shape of the blade allows for thin and precise cuts, perfect for filleting fish. The blade of the Yanagiba series is ground on one side, made of stainless carbon steel, which meets the strict European standards and decorated with a soft and wavy line in a satin finish. The KK series combines robust quality with understated functionality.
Use: fish (sashimi and sushi)
Blade: MV 58HRC stainless steel
Country of production: Japan
Handle: in pakkawood, octagonal, with black nylon bolster
Sheath / Case: not supplied
Blade length: 300mm
Total length: 430mm
Blade thickness: 3mm
Handle length: 127mm
Weight: 300gMaintenance: NOT dishwasher safe
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Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Kinju - Deba Heavy Duty knife 18cm. - AK-1103 - kitchen knife
Knife with asymmetric sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
Seki Magoroku Kinju
The kitchen knives of the Seki Magoroku Kinju series are particularly light in hand and allow a precise cut; convince with their high functionality and durability.
The typical Japanese blade shape in combination with the simple dark wood handle creates a minimalist and impromptu aesthetic.
Use: fish cleaning and preparation
Blade: Stainless Steel MV 58HRC
Country of production: Japan
Handle: in pakkawood, octagonal, with black nylon bolster
Sheath / Case: not supplied
Blade length: 180mm
Total Length: 320mm
Blade thickness: 5mm
Handle Length: 134mm
Weight: 298gMaintenance: NOT dishwasher safe
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Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Yanagiba Kinju Sashimi knife AK-1106 - 24cm - kitchen knife
Knife with asymmetric sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
Seki Magoroku
This type of traditional Japanese knives has been produced for hundreds of years in similar forms. This series fascinates thanks to its satin blade of high-carbon steel with a hardness of about 58HRC. The handle, in the traditional chestnut shape, is made of composite wood, a wood naturally rich in oils and therefore impermeable to water.Use: meat / fish
Blade: Stainless Steel MV 58HRC
Origin: Lama: Japan
Handle: very hard and water resistant wood and black polypropylene
Sheath: -
Blade length: 240mm
Total Length: 378mm
Blade thickness: 2.5mm
Handle Length: 134mm
Weight: 153g* Not dishwasher safe
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Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Kinju - Yanagiba Sashimi knife 18cm. - AK-1104 - kitchen knife
Knife with asymmetric sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
Seki Magoroku Kinju
The kitchen knives of the Seki Magoroku Kinju series are particularly light in hand and allow a precise cut; convince with their high functionality and durability.
The typical Japanese blade shape in combination with the simple dark wood handle creates a minimalist and impromptu aesthetic.
Use: fish (sashimi and sushi)
Blade: Stainless Steel MV 58HRC
Country of production: Japan
Handle: in pakkawood, octagonal, with black nylon bolster
Sheath / Case: not supplied
Blade length: 180mm
Total length: 310mm
Blade thickness: 2.5mm
Handle Length: 128mm
Weight: 119gMaintenance: NOT dishwasher safe
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Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Redwood MGR-0210Y - Yanagiba 21cm - cooking knife
Seki Magoroku
This type of traditional Japanese knives are produced for hundreds of years in similar forms. This series captivates thanks to its polished blade and polished steel with high carbon with a hardness of about 58HRC and the magnolia wood handle carved in the form of a dishwasher with toe in black polypropylene.
Occupation: meat / fish
Blade: Stainless Steel 58HRC MV
Lama origin: Japan
Handle: Red Wood, wood very hard and resistant to water and black polypropylene
Sheath: -
Blade Length: 210mm
Overall Length: 350mm
Blade Thickness: 2.5 mm
Handle Length: 130mm
Weight: 116g
* Not dishwasher safeMGR-0210Y€69.67Only 5 leftOnly 5 left -
Kai Japan - Seki Magoroku Redwood MGR-0240Y - Yanagiba 24cm - cooking knife
Seki Magoroku
This type of traditional Japanese knives are produced for hundreds of years in similar forms. This series captivates thanks to its polished blade and polished steel with high carbon with a hardness of about 58HRC and the magnolia wood handle carved in the form of a dishwasher with toe in black polypropylene.
Occupation: meat / fish
Blade: Stainless Steel 58HRC MV
Lama origin: Japan
Handle: Red Wood, wood very hard and resistant to water and black polypropylene
Sheath: -
Blade Length: 240mm
Overall Length: 378mm
Blade Thickness: 2.5 mm
Handle Length: 134mm
Weight: 140g
* Not dishwasher safeMGR-0240Y€72.95Only 1 leftOnly 1 left -
Takefu Village - Yanagiba Sashimi Knife 270mm by Mr. Hideo Kitaoka - kitchen knife
Mr. Hideo Kitaoka
He was born in 1950 and is the 3rd generation of Kitaoka Hamono. He has been a specialist of Kataba (single-beveled) knife from the beginning. He is also Dentoukougeishi.Use: meat / fish
Blade: CladSteel carbon steel with 62 / 64HRC White Paper Steel (Shirogami) cutting edge and 33-layer Damask "Suminagashi"
Origin Knife: Japanese craftsmanship
Handle: SandalWood, very hard and water resistant
Packing: in cardboard with Japanese writing
Length Blade: 257mm
Total Length: 410mm
Thickness Blade: 4mm to 1.5mm
Length Grip: 139mm
Weight: 184g* Not every knife is signed on the blade by the craftsman who made it
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Takefu Village - Yanagiba Sashimi Knife 240mm by Mr. Hideo Kitaoka - kitchen knife
Mr. Hideo Kitaoka
He was born in 1950 and is the 3rd generation of Kitaoka Hamono. He has been a specialist of Kataba (single-beveled) knife from the beginning. He is also Dentoukougeishi.Use: meat / fish
Blade: CladSteel carbon steel with 62 / 64HRC White Paper Steel (Shirogami) cutting edge and 33-layer Damask "Suminagashi"
Origin Knife: Japanese craftsmanship
Handle: SandalWood, very hard and water resistant
Packing: in cardboard with Japanese writing
Length Blade: 230mm
Total Length: 375mm
Thickness Blade: 3.5mm to 1.5mm
Length Grip: 132mm
Weight: 134g* Not every knife is signed on the blade by the craftsman who made it
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Takefu Village - Yanagiba Sashimi Knife 210mm by Mr. Hideo Kitaoka - kitchen knife
Mr. Hideo Kitaoka
He was born in 1950 and is the 3rd generation of Kitaoka Hamono. He has been a specialist of Kataba (single-beveled) knife from the beginning. He is also Dentoukougeishi.Knife Features:
Use: meat / fish
Blade: CladSteel carbon steel with 62 / 64HRC White Paper Steel (Shirogami) cutting edge and 33-layer Damask "Suminagashi"
Origin Knife: Japanese craftsmanship
Handle: SandalWood, very hard and water resistant
Packing: in cardboard with Japanese writing
Blade Length: 200mm
Total Length: 343mm
Thickness Blade: 3.5mm to 1.5mm
Length Grip: 127mm
Weight: 114g* Not every knife is signed on the blade by the craftsman who made it
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Takefu Knives Village Series Yanagiba 23 cm Japanese craft knife
Takefu Knives Village è un marchio nato nel 1991 a Echizen Fukui, città del Giappone famosa dal 1400 per la produzione di coltelli.
Il brand Takefu knives si fonda sull'unione di 10 artigiani locali che realizzano a mano ogni coltello
L'acciaio delle lame, prodotto dalla Takefu Steel, viene lavorato con la tecnica del "clad steel" tagliente in VG10 a 61HRC e placche laterali in damasco laminato.
Caratteristiche del coltello:
Impiego: carne/pesce
Lama: in acciaio CladSteel con tagliente in inox VG-10 a 60/62HRC e damasco a 33 strati
Provenienza Lama: Giappone
Impugnatura: SandalWood, legno molto duro e resistente all'acqua
Confezione: in cartone con scritte giapponesi
Lunghezza Lama: 230mm
Lunghezza Totale: 370mm
Spessore Lama: 4,5mm
Lunghezza Impugnatura: 134mm
Peso: 142g
* Non ogni coltello viene firmato sulla lama dall'artigiano che l'ha realizzatoTKV-Ya23€254.10Out of stock -
Takefu Knives Village Serie Mina Yanagiba 24 cm coltello artigianale giapponese
Takefu Knives Village è un marchio nato nel 1991 a Echizen Fukui, città del Giappone famosa dal 1400 per la produzione di coltelli.
Il brand Takefu knives si fonda sull'unione di 10 artigiani locali che realizzano a mano ogni coltello
L'acciaio delle lame, prodotto dalla Takefu Steel, viene lavorato con la tecnica del "clad steel" tagliente in VG10 a 61HRC e placche laterali in damasco laminato.
Caratteristiche del coltello:
Impiego: carne/pesce
Lama: in acciaio CladSteel con tagliente in inox VG-10 a 60/62HRC
Provenienza Lama: Giappone
Impugnatura: SandalWood, legno molto duro e resistente all'acqua
Confezione: in cartone con scritte giapponesi
Lunghezza Lama: 224mm
Lunghezza Totale: 380mm
Spessore Lama: 4,5mm
Lunghezza Impugnatura: 134mm
Peso: 166g
* Non ogni coltello viene firmato sulla lama dall'artigiano che l'ha realizzatoMINA-240YA€233.61Out of stock -
Wusthof Germany - Classic - Yanagiba 23cm with wooden sheath - 9753 - kitchen knife
- Ideal for Sashimi preparation and any fish processing
- 23 cm blade (total length 35 cm)
- Asymmetrical “kataba” sharpening, not suitable for left-handed people
- Wooden blade protector sheathHandles
made of synthetic material and joined with triple riveting ensure a perfect hold, excellent stability and guarantee dishwasher safe.The Blades
are made using the best steels and combining the most qualified elements (15 percent chromium - 0.5 percent carbon - molybdenum - vanadium).
The making of a WUSTHOF forged knife involves the passage of about 40 processing cycles.Maintenance
Proper maintenance prolongs the life of the knife, makes it easier and safer to work with, and reduces wire consumption. Some tips:- Be careful that knives placed in the dishwasher do not bump into other objects; this could damage the blades.
- Knives guaranteed for dishwashers that are not immediately washed in the machine should be rinsed under the water faucet to remove the remains of highly corrosive foods (fats, vinegar, fruit juices).
- Make sure if the knives no longer cut perfectly, to have them ground or sharpened by professionals in the field.9753€81.15Only 0 leftOnly 0 left
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Professional Kitchen Knives: Complete Guide to the Perfect Choice
Choosing a professional kitchen knife means improving precision, safety, and pleasure in cooking. For over 50 years, Coltelleria Collini has been selecting and testing the best international kitchen knives, collaborating exclusively with official brands and historical manufacturers. Whether you are a chef, an advanced enthusiast, or a demanding home cook, here you will find cutting tools designed to last over time and guarantee consistent performance.
In this category, you will find a complete selection of Japanese, German, Italian, and professional kitchen knives, chosen by blade type, steel, hardness (HRC), and ergonomics, to cover every cooking style and cutting technique.
Japanese Knives & Damascus
Razor-sharp edges, very acute cutting angles, and high-hardness steels (up to 61–63 HRC). The Japanese tradition of Seki is represented by brands like Kai and Miyabi (Zwilling Group), the CROMOVA steel of Global, and the versatility of Kai Wasabi. Ideal for those seeking pure cutting performance, precision, and control.
European Tradition – Forged
Robust, balanced, and easy-to-sharpen knives, designed for intensive daily use. German excellence from Solingen with Wüsthof and Zwilling, combined with the Swiss practicality of Victorinox. The ideal choice for professional kitchens, catering, and advanced home use.
Made in Italy & Blade Types
Italian artisanal tradition with Coltellerie Berti, Due Cigni, and Sanelli. Choose the right knife for every preparation: Chef's Knife, Santoku, as well as complete sets and steak knives.
Why buy kitchen knives from Coltelleria Collini
We don't just sell "blades," but tools for work and passion. Since 1968, Coltelleria Collini has been a reference point for chefs, professionals, and cooking enthusiasts.
- Official Retailers for all featured brands, with guaranteed authenticity.
- Professional sharpening service in-house to restore the edge.
- Real consultation: we help you choose between Chef, Santoku, Nakiri, or Slicing knives.
Kitchen Knives FAQ
Japanese knives are harder, with sharpening angles around 15°, ideal for extremely precise but more delicate cuts. European knives (German and Italian) are more robust, easier to resharpen, and more tolerant to impact, perfect for intensive use.
No, it is strongly discouraged. Aggressive detergents, high temperatures, and impacts damage the edge and the blade surface. It is always preferable to wash knives by hand and dry them immediately after use.