vegetables knives

The chef's knife is an essential kitchen tool, characterized by a long, sharp blade, usually between 15 and 20 cm. It is ideal for slicing, chopping, and dicing ingredients. The ergonomic handle ensures a secure grip, making food preparation precise and quick. When top-quality materials are combined with excellent design, the result is always of the highest standard.

Blade: Damascus stainless steel SanMai in VG10 with 67 layers
Handle: Blue Micarta
Blade length: 200 mm.
Handle length: 135 mm.
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm.
Total length: 335 mm.
Weight: 225 g.
Notes: do not wash in dishwasher

Packaging: elegant black cardboard box with technical information and product history - the package includes a polymer blade guard for knife protection

Renkei 連携 is a Japanese term meaning collaboration, coordination, or connection. It is used to express the idea of working together, in close cooperation, to achieve a common goal or to create synergies between different people or organizations.

This project, born from the collaboration between Coltelleria Collini of Busto Arsizio and Coltelleria Due Cigni of Maniago, is an excellent example of synergy between two Italian companies specialized in knife-making.

The Japanese VG10 steel used in this project, laminated with 67 layers and produced by Takefu Steel, is renowned for its exceptional resistance, durability, and ability to maintain a sharp edge over time. These characteristics make the steel ideal for high-quality knife production.

The 67-layer lamination technique gives the steel superior strength and flexibility compared to traditional steels. Additionally, the use of this Japanese steel gives the knives a distinctive and elegant design, with a unique wave pattern on the blade surface formed during the manufacturing process.

The collaboration between Coltelleria Collini and Coltelleria Due Cigni highlights how the combined expertise and traditions of two Italian entities can lead to the creation of high-quality products capable of competing with the best kitchen knives on the international market.

Thanks to the use of premium materials and meticulous attention to detail, these knives combine the excellence of Made in Italy with the high quality of Japanese tradition in the knife-making industry.

The chef's knife is a fundamental tool in the kitchen, characterized by a long, sharp blade, usually between 15 and 20 cm. It is ideal for slicing, chopping, and dicing ingredients. The ergonomic handle ensures a secure grip, making food preparation precise and quick. When top-quality materials are combined with excellent design, the result can only be of the highest level.

Blade: Damascus stainless steel SanMai in VG10 with 67 layers
Handle: Blue Micarta
Blade length: 150 mm.
Handle length: 130 mm.
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm.
Total length: 275 mm.
Weight: 155 g.
Notes: do not wash in dishwasher

Packaging: elegant black cardboard box with technical information and product history - the package includes a polymer blade guard for knife protection

Renkei 連携 is a Japanese term that means collaboration, coordination, or connection. It is used to express the idea of working together, in close cooperation, to achieve a common goal or to create synergies between different people or organizations.

This project, born from the collaboration between Coltelleria Collini of Busto Arsizio and Coltelleria Due Cigni of Maniago, is an excellent example of synergy between two Italian companies specialized in the knife-making industry.

The Japanese VG10 steel used in this project, laminated with 67 layers and produced by Takefu Steel, is renowned for its extraordinary resistance, durability, and ability to maintain a long-lasting sharp edge. These characteristics make the steel ideal for high-quality knife production.

The 67-layer lamination technique gives the steel superior strength and flexibility compared to traditional steels. Moreover, the use of this Japanese steel gives the knives a distinctive and elegant design, with a unique wave pattern on the blade surface that forms during the manufacturing process.

The collaboration between Coltelleria Collini and Coltelleria Due Cigni highlights how the combined expertise and traditions of two Italian entities can lead to the creation of high-quality products capable of competing with the best kitchen knives on the international market.

Thanks to the use of premium materials and attention to detail, these knives combine the excellence of Made in Italy with the high quality of Japanese tradition in the knife-making industry.

The serrated blade allows cutting without crushing, preserving the texture of foods. It is perfect not only for bread but also for foods like tomatoes, melons, and those with tough outer surfaces.

Its versatility makes it an essential tool in every kitchen.

Blade: SanMai VG10 Damascus stainless steel with 67 layers
Handle: Blue Micarta
Blade length: 200 mm.
Handle length: 130 mm.
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm.
Total length: 330 mm.
Weight: 182 g.
Note: Do not wash in the dishwasher.

Packaging: Elegant black cardboard box with technical information and product history - the package includes a polymer blade guard to protect the knife.

Renkei (連携) is a Japanese term that means collaboration, coordination, or connection. It is used to express the idea of working together, in close cooperation, to achieve a common goal or to create synergies between different people or organizations.

This project, born from the collaboration between Coltelleria Collini in Busto Arsizio and Coltelleria Due Cigni in Maniago, is an excellent example of synergy between two Italian companies specializing in the world of cutlery.

The Japanese VG10 steel used in this project, laminated to 67 layers and produced by Takefu Steel, is renowned for its extraordinary properties of strength, durability, and the ability to maintain prolonged sharpness over time. These characteristics make the steel ideal for the production of high-quality knives.

The 67-layer lamination technique gives the steel superior strength and flexibility compared to traditional steels. Additionally, the use of this Japanese steel gives the knives a distinctive and elegant design, with a particular wave pattern on the surface of the blade that forms during the manufacturing process.

The collaboration between Coltelleria Collini and Coltelleria Due Cigni highlights how the combination of skills and traditions of two Italian entities can lead to the creation of high-quality products, capable of competing with the best kitchen knives on the international market.

Thanks to the use of precious materials and attention to detail, these knives combine the excellence of Made in Italy with the high quality of the Japanese tradition in the cutlery sector.

The Santoku is a knife that needs no introduction. A real joker in the kitchen, especially when working with vegetables. Nimble and light, it glides across the cutting board, chopping and mincing with precision. When form is combined with the substance of first-class materials, the result can only be of the highest standard.

Blade: SanMai VG10 Damascus stainless steel with 67 layers
Handle: Blue Micarta
Blade length: 180 mm.
Handle length: 130 mm.
Blade thickness: 2.2 mm.
Total length: 300 mm.
Weight: 194 g.
Note: Do not wash in the dishwasher.

Packaging: Elegant black cardboard box with technical information and product history - the package includes a polymer blade guard to protect the knife.

Renkei (連携) is a Japanese term that means collaboration, coordination, or connection. It is used to express the idea of working together, in close cooperation, to achieve a common goal or to create synergies between different people or organizations.

This project, born from the collaboration between Coltelleria Collini in Busto Arsizio and Coltelleria Due Cigni in Maniago, is an excellent example of synergy between two Italian companies specializing in the world of cutlery.

The Japanese VG10 steel used in this project, laminated to 67 layers and produced by Takefu Steel, is renowned for its extraordinary properties of strength, durability, and the ability to maintain a prolonged sharpness over time. These characteristics make the steel ideal for the production of high-quality knives.

The 67-layer lamination technique gives the steel superior strength and flexibility compared to traditional steels. Additionally, the use of this Japanese steel gives the knives a distinctive and elegant design, with a particular wave pattern on the surface of the blade that forms during the manufacturing process.

The collaboration between Coltelleria Collini and Coltelleria Due Cigni highlights how the combination of skills and traditions of two Italian entities can lead to the creation of high-quality products, capable of competing with the best kitchen knives on the international market.

Thanks to the use of precious materials and attention to detail, these knives combine the excellence of Made in Italy with the high quality of the Japanese tradition in the cutlery sector.