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Shun Premier 6" Chef's Knife

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Won For

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Description

Experience culinary excellence with the Shun Premier 6-inch Chef's Knife, a versatile kitchen essential designed for precision and durability. Handcrafted in Japan, this knife features a stunning hammered tsuchime finish that reduces drag and prevents food from sticking. With a VG-MAX steel core and 68 layers of Damascus cladding, it offers exceptional sharpness with a precise 16-degree edge. The Pakkawood handle ensures a comfortable, secure grip. Supported by free sharpening and honing. Elevate your culinary skills with this perfect blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern innovation.

Item Details

Seller

Nellis Auction

Pickup Location

8928 E Ray Rd Suite 101

Mesa, AZ, 85212

Quality

New
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts

Estimated Retail Price

$193.62

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1092661285

Additional Details from the Manufacturer

This item information is coming from the manufacturer. Some of the details may vary from the Nellis Auction listing. Please check the Quality Rating and Notes for information specific to this listing

brand

Shun

color

Brown

dimensions

Item: 11.0 × 0.7 × 1.6 in · Package: 0.51 lb

weight

0.31 lbs

More features

  • Japanese Chef's Knife for slicing, dicing, and mincing
  • Hammered tsuchime finish reduces drag and prevents sticking
  • VG-MAX steel core with 68 layers of Damascus cladding
  • 16-degree edge for exceptional sharpness
  • Contoured Pakkawood handle for a comfortable grip
  • Handcrafted in Japan

Online Reviews

4.7/5

Based on 354 ratings

This score is based on 354 recent reviews from online retailers.

Be sure to check our Quality Rating and Notes above for more details on this listing.

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