Japanese Ginsan Gyuto Knife Gift Box

Japanese Ginsan Gyuto Knife Gift Box Japanese Ginsan Gyuto Knife Gift Box Utensils & Cutlery
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Brand new Japanese style Gyuto chef knife with gift box.

Made with Silver 3 stainless steel, also known as Ginsan. This steel is known for good edge retention, strong corrosion resistance and easier maintenance than carbon steel. The 21cm blade is a versatile size for slicing meat, fish, vegetables and everyday kitchen prep.

Blade length 21cm
Overall length 36.3cm
Blade width 4.5cm
Blade thickness 2.5mm
Knife weight 212g
Ebony wood handle
Gift box included

Balanced feel, comfortable handle and practical blade length for daily cooking. Good choice for home kitchen use or as a gift.

Collection in D04.
Kitchen use only. Adult buyers only.

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1 month
@Zvone

Unfortunately I do not have a formal manufacturer or workshop name, as the knife was supplied as an unbranded piece from a small independent workshop.

I have now updated the listing with additional photos, including the choil shot and spine view you requested. Please have a look and let me know if you need any other information.

Thanks.
1 month
Hi,

Thank you for the information.

Would it be possible to provide a few more details about the knife?

- What is the exact manufacturer or workshop name?
- Is the blade made in Japan or elsewhere?
- What is the approximate weight of the knife?
- Could you please provide a choil shot (a photo looking down the blade from the handle) and a photo of the spine near the handle?

Thank you very much. I look forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards,
Zvonimir
1 month
@Zvone Kovac Hi,

The knife is made by a small independent workshop rather than a large commercial manufacturer.

The blade is made from Ginsan (Silver 3) stainless steel with an approximate hardness of 58–60 HRC, offering a good balance of sharpness, edge retention and ease of maintenance.

Let me know if you need any other details.

Thanks.
1 month
Hi, who is manufacturer and what is HRC of knife? Thanks