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Yaxell KETU Stainless Steel
Yaxell KETU
Yaxell Ketu is made of 3 layered stainless steel blade with powdered steel SG2 cutting core and elegant black beech Pakka Wood handle with Japanese Samurai family crest on it. On the end cap of the knife, unlike traditional stamping logo, a convex Yaxell kanji logo is added beautifully. Also artistic hammer pattern is stamped on the blade. Under special heat treatment process, SG2 steel is able to reach the hardness of 63HRC. You can enjoy cooking with Yaxell Ketu knives with the exceptional long-lasting sharpness.
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