Santoku 180mm Damascus "Fire & Sonic Waves" Santoku It’s a great steel with

It’s a great steel with very good edge retention

The linear texture on this Karol Karyś Gyuto 220mm was discovered on the streets of Kraków an example of Karol's passion for the brutalist design that is present in all of his knives

The truth is that nobody really knows where Damascus steel came from or how it was originally produced

The colours pair beautifully with the dark Damascus and as the blade begins to patina this pairing will only become more beautiful

Santoku 180mm Damascus "Fire & Sonic Waves" Santoku It’s a great steel withHere we have a Martin Huber Santoku 180mm. The blade is forged from house made Damascus 1. 2842, 75Ni8, C100. Like sonic waves in hues of black, grey, and silver, the layers stretch across the blade. The edge begins with a flat that extends for about 30mm, which is followed by a subtle curve that gradually rises to meet the needle like tip. A rigid and stable spine, with very little tapering completes the profile. The blade has a confident feel about