Tosa-ichi Shadows and Lights Aogami-Super Knives
Supreme “Aogami-Super” steel core / Brand new “Tsuchime ” or “Nashiji” finish stainless clad knives
Tosa-ichi Shadow: Stylish matt black finished blade, “Nashijii Black” & “Tsuchime Black" surface pattern both available
Tosa-ichi Bright: Brigher shiny dimple finished blade, “Tsuchime” surface pattern only available
The blade is a triple lamination clad with SUS405 outer soft stainless. The central core material, Aogami-Super for blade edge is a performance steel that is incredibly rich in Carbon (1.4-1.5%) and is hardened to Rockwell 63-64 for exceptional sharpness and edge holding properties. (Aogami-Super is the highest grade one among famed Japanese Hitachi Yasuki steel)
The blade comes fitted with Nickel-Silver bolster (Shadow series), stainless bolster (Bright series) and a comfortable black western style water-resistant pakka wood handle.
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