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Chokin Kitchen Knife
This knife features chōkin, the traditional Japanese art of metal engraving.
Master craftsman Takao Asamura, with over 50 years of experience, hand-carves intricate patterns into each blade with millimeter-level precision.
Every line reflects human touch and dedication, creating depth that machines cannot replicate.
Today, only a few artisans in Japan possess this skill, making each knife exceptionally rare.
It carries the spirit of Japanese artistry—crafted to be cherished for a lifetime.
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https://www.musashihamono.com/products/deba-white-steel-2-kasumi-chokin-silver-dragon-buffalo-ebony-handle-170mm?_pos=1&_sid=f98b04ea4&_ss=r
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| Country | Japan | Germany |
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