More about Haruyuki Nishiki
The perfect entry-level knife for anyone wanted to dip their toes into the carbon steel pool. High performance Shirogami #2 gets blazingly sharp, but rusts quickly, so the knife has been clad in a protected layer of stainless steel. The blade cuts beautifully, but you only need to worry about keeping the very edge dry! The name, Nishiki, comes from the dimpled 'tsuchime' pattern on the blade, which reminds us of the rice used to brew sake (Nishiki).
| Steel Type | |
|---|---|
| Rockwell Hardness | 62 - 63 |
| Handle | |
| Brand | Haruyuki |
| Made in | Tosa, Kochi, Japan |
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Haruyuki Goma
One of our top knives for both new cooks and giving as a gift. The line combines looks, comfort and performance making it really accessible for everyone! -
Haruyuki Kokuto
Who isn’t it for? A phenomenal gift knife, an incredible knife for home, and great for professionals too! Easy to sharpen and care for. -
Hazaki Pro
If you want something a little flashy but still with a classic Japanese/Western hybrid design, the Hazaki Pro is for you. Beautiful Damascus stainless steel and a smooth walnut handle make a hell of a combination. -
Shizu Hamono GEN
A great, accessible knifeline for those who want a slightly more unique looking knife. The beautiful layers of damascus are complimented by the more rustic dark finish behind. -
ICHIGO Nezu
Great for someone looking to upgrade from their favourite western knife, or first Japanese knife to something with a little better edge retention. Chef de Partie using their knife all day everyday but don’t want to worry about it chipping or going dull! Value. Performance. Upgrade from the classic. Looks and feels great!
