SAKON GINGA Nawame Damask Knives
The Brand new 2025 strategic model, with design and trademark registrations throughout Europe and China.
The name, Nawame comes from rope pattern designing on the blade surface.
The core steel for the Nawame series, Gingami 3 is categorized to stainless steel for its 13-14.5% Chromium blending ratio. Although it’s a corrosion-resistant stainless steel, actual feel of cutting is almost closer to high-end carbon steel, The edge is not slippy but significantly grabbing object fibers. Another reason why many professional chefs favor Gingami 3 is a good affinity to whetstones at hand re-sharpening.
This Amazing “Nawame” appearance stainless multilayered damask knife comes with a stylish octagonal waterproof pakka wood handle with finger-friendly chamfered collar.
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