A new dimension made possible by our equally new premium steel. ZWILLING developed this steel and used it for the first time in the new TAKUMI knife series. 100 layers in Damascus design enclose the FC 63 core and ensure the superior hardness and edge retention of all knives in the series. Japanese and ZWILLING knives become TAKUMI - a combination with a tradition and a new chapter in the success story.
The ultra-sharp Honbazuke sharpening is particularly noteworthy. The blade has been hand-sharpened in Seki by true masters of their craft and is the result of high-precision work. With our brand new premium steel as the middle layer, 101 layers of steel have been embossed, resulting in a blade that is in a class of its own: a hardness of 63 HRC, great initial sharpness and edge retention and at the same time maximum flexibility for cutting, roll-chopping and mincing.
The Santoku knife from the ZWILLING TAKUMI series is a true original, a knife made in Japan. Made in the Japanese city of Seki, this Santoku knife is the result of traditional oriental craftsmanship combined with German engineering.
Recommended use: Vegetables
Country of production: Japan
Blade structure: 100 layers of premium steel and an FC 63 core
Cutting steel: stainless steel, FC63
Type of sharpening: Honbazuke, symmetrical
Blade finish: Passive etching
Blade length: 180mm.
Construction: Forged
Handle: Fine Micarta handle
Maintenance: hand wash only
SANTOKU - THE KNIFE WITH THE THREE VIRTUES
Did you know that? Santoku knives are Japanese knives that also have a Japanese word in their name. Santoku means "three virtues", and refers to the foods that can be cut with a knife: meat, fish and vegetables.
THE ALL-ROUND KITCHEN: ESSENTIAL
Thanks to its "three virtues", the Santoku knife is suitable for practically anything you want to cut. In other words, the Santoku knife is the all-rounder of the ZWILLING TAKUMI series, and something you can't do without in any well-equipped kitchen!
HARD, SHARP, RELIABLE
This high-quality premium knife from the TAKUMI series is made in Japan, a product of traditional craftsmanship. Our new premium steel makes it ultra hard, while its Honbazuke sharpening allows for even the finest cuts. A knife you can rely on!
