BOCHO AJIKIRI - Japanese Style
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DESCRIPTION
The TADAFUSA BOCHO AJIKIRI is a paring knife excellent for tasks that require delicate slicing and a lot of dexterity. This utility knife will always come in handy when you need to slice up small pieces of vegetables, and fruit. At 10.5cm long the blade is shorter but deeper than the Petty with good finger clearance, depending on your personal preference.
The Ajikiri is a small kitchen knife designed for mincing, fine chopping, and peeling.
Japanese style: From the traditional Japanese range of hand forged blue carbon steel knives by Tadafusa, the carbon core of these knives is sandwiched between two layers of blue carbon steel that have been left with a rustic or nashiji (pear skin) finish. This helps prevent food from sticking to the blade when slicing items (and also offers a unique look). The carbon steel blades hold a keen edge and are exceptionally sharp and are deliberately left unfinished as the imperfections reduce suction, allowing food to fall freely from the blade. It also allows the knife to cut with less resistance. The handles are crafted from Magnolia and Bubinga wood and have a plastic ferrule. This wood is moisture resistant and also resistant to bacteria.
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TECHNICAL SPECS
- Length - 22cm
- Blade Length - 10.5cm
- Material - Carbon Steel (blade), Blue Carbon Steel (edge), Magnolia and Bubinga Wood (handle)
- Weight - 74g
- Made in Japan
- Limited 12 month Manufacturers Warranty
- For more information on how to use and look after your Tadafusa Knife - CLICK HERE to view the user guide
