MUSASHI JAPAN

Ocean Handle Knife

Japan , Taito-ku Tokyo

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Ocean Handle Knife

On Tsushima Island in Nagasaki, large amounts of marine debris are collected each year.

We transform this discarded plastic into the Ocean Handle, a sustainable product born from the island’s nature and craftsmanship.

Each handle carries a story of renewal, with an NFC chip that allows users to tap and discover how the material was collected, recycled, and reborn.

Blending functionality, design, and environmental responsibility, the Ocean Handle represents a new generation of Japanese craftsmanship.

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https://www.musashihamono.com/products/bunka-vg-10-damascus-ocean-blue-handle-180mm?_pos=1&_sid=e97be0bda&_ss=r

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