Kitchen Cutlery
YAMATO Deba Knife
$ 202.00 USD
Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left- or right-handed users and are hammered to help food slide off the knife during cutting. With its wider blade, the Deba Knife is ideal for breaking down fish, poultry, or large cuts of meat.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 11.41”; Blade length: 6.29”, Weight: 5.29 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
YAMATO Santoku Knife
$ 155.00 USD
An all-purpose chef's knife, a Santoku will make quick work of meat, vegetables, and fish. The Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left or right-handed users, hammered to allow the easy release of food during cutting.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 12.2”; Blade length: 7.2”, Weight: 4.58 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
YAMATO Yanagiba Knife
$ 202.00 USD
Long and narrow, the Yanagiba knife excels at precision slicing of fish and meat. Shizu Hamono's YAMATO knives sport double-edged blades for either left or right-handed users, hammered to allow the easy release of food during cutting.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 13”; Blade length: 8”, Weight: 4.58 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
YURI Petit Knife
$ 130.00 USD
Akin to a utility knife, the Japanese Petit (or Petty) knife is ideal for precision work like slicing cheese, peeling fruit, or making decorative garnishes. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 9.84”; Blade length: 5.51”, Weight: 2.29 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
YURI Santoku Knife
$ 190.00 USD
– Sold OutThe quintessential, all-purpose Japanese chef's knife, a Santoku blade is simply a must-have in every kitchen. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 12.2”; Blade length: 7.48”, Weight: 3.17 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
YURI Nakiri Knife
$ 155.00 USD
The Nakiri is a traditional vegetable knife, updated with a thinner blade for better balance. Shizu Hamono's YURI range was developed in consultation with female chefs, modifying traditional knife silhouettes to improve ease of use during long hours of work in professional kitchens.
About Seki City
Shizu Hamono Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery, producing knives that garner the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: 3-layer Steel, Handle: Wood
Dimensions: Full length: 11.61”; Blade length: 6.88”, Weight: 3.88 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
Kasane Petty Paring Knife
$ 98.00 USD
A petty knife features a short blade (4.92” in this case) that makes it perfect for peeling small vegetables and fruit, doing precision work on prized cuts of meat, and even as a steak knife. The blade is made of a high carbon stainless steel honed with Sumikama’s “zero edge” pre sharpening technology that gives it both lasting sharpness and rigidity right out of the box.
About Seki City
Sumikama Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery that holds the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: High Carbon Stainless Steel, Handle: Cherry Wood, Clasp: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: Full length: 9.45”; Blade length: 4.92”, Weight: 2.12 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
Kasane Bunka Knife
$ 135.00 USD
Existing at the intersection between a nakiri and gyuto knife, a “bunka” (meaning culture) knife is an all-purpose workhorse that may just be your next favorite chefs knife. With its easily maneuverable 6.5” length, it will make quick work of vegetables, fish, meat, and even some detail work using its triangular tip area. The blade is made of a high carbon stainless steel honed with Sumikama’s “zero edge” pre sharpening technology that gives it both lasting sharpness and rigidity right out of the box.
About Seki City
Sumikama Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery that holds the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: High Carbon Stainless Steel, Handle: Cherry Wood, Clasp: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: Full length: 12”; Blade length: 6.5”, Weight: 3.53 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
Kasane Bread Knife
$ 135.00 USD
With its combination of both large and small serrated teeth, the Kasane Bread Knife is ready to cleanly slice soft rolls and crusty baguettes. With its 8.27” length and ergonomic handle, you can make long and smooth cuts with ample room for your knuckles. The blade is made of a high carbon stainless steel honed with Sumikama’s “zero edge” pre sharpening technology that gives it both lasting sharpness and rigidity right out of the box.
About Seki City
Sumikama Cutlery is located in Seki City, a city synonymous with knife production in Japan. Over 780 years ago, the city attracted swordsmiths whose creations were revered throughout the country. When swords fell out of fashion, the industry turned its attention to cutlery that holds the same level of reverence as the swords of the past.
Materials: Blade: High Carbon Stainless Steel, Handle: Cherry Wood, Clasp: Stainless Steel
Dimensions: Full length: 13.78”; Blade length: 8.27”, Weight: 3.70 oz.
Care: Always use caution when handling. Avoid cutting through or on hard materials. Handwash with mild soap and dry immediately. Maintain sharpness with regular honing and sharpen when necessary.
Seki City, Japan
Paulownia Cutting Board
$ 52.00 USD
Made from cherished paulownia wood, this cutting board is incredibly lightweight but hardy enough for your daily food prep needs. Paulownia is a quick-drying wood that resists the growth of bacteria, and its soft texture will not dull your blades. When scratched or gouged, paulownia can heal itself by absorbing water, thus minimizing the appearance of damage.
About Paulownia Trees
Paulownia (or kiri in Japanese) is known as the “Princess Tree” and is closely tied to female identity. In Japan, it was once customary to plant a paulownia tree when a baby girl was born, with some wealthy families planting up to three saplings per daughter. The fast-growing tree would mature as the girl did, so that when she reached the age of marriage it could be cut down and made into wooden articles for her dowry. On her marriage day, her parents would present her with a chest of paulownia wood carved from the tree in which to store kimono and other fine garments.
Materials: Paulownia wood
Dimensions:
Small: 11.8" L x 7.5" W x 0.6" H
Large: 16.55" L x 9.45" W x 0.7" H
Care: Hand wash. Rub regularly with mineral oil to prolong life.
Tokyo, Japan
