Kearayfon Sogetsu Series Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener, High-Carbon Stainless, Laser-Etched Pattern, Black Wood Handles

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Kearayfon Sogetsu Series Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener, High-Carbon Stainless, Laser-Etched Pattern, Black Wood Handles

Name: Kearayfon Sogetsu Series Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener, High-Carbon Stainless, Laser-Etched Pattern, Black Wood Handles
Brand: Kearayfon
SKU: JPRIME-HOME-KEAR-SOGETSU-SET
Price: 59.99 USD
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Rating: 4.5 (11 reviews)

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Set: Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener

Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener

Our Sogetsu set has an etched-pattern santoku and petty knife, two sheaths, a sharpener and a gift box. Buying knives one by one is a hassle. Each blade has a sheath. Cooking feels ready and giftable.

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Kearayfon Sogetsu Series Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener, High-Carbon Stainless, Laser-Etched Pattern, Black Wood Handles

$59.99

Brand	Kearayfon
Type	Sogetsu santoku and petty knife set
Santoku Blade	18 cm
Material	High-carbon stainless steel blades (hardness 56-58); black laminated-wood handles
Included	Santoku, petty knife, two sheaths, two-stage sharpener, gift box
Key Features	Laser-etched pattern (not real Damascus), hollow grooves, left- and right-handed use

Two knives for big and small jobs
The set holds an 18 cm santoku for vegetables, meat and fish and a petty knife for peeling and small cuts. Owners say both cut well and are handy, and one says that even bread cuts neatly and easily, so the pair cover most everyday cooking.
Sheaths and a two-stage sharpener included
Each knife has its own black sheath to protect the edge, and a compact sharpener has a tungsten steel coarse stage and a ceramic finishing stage. Pull the blade through in one direction only, never back and forth, to bring the edge back.
A striking etched wave pattern on each blade
We laser-etch a wave pattern on high-carbon stainless steel blades, and hollow grooves help food release. The pattern is etched, not real Damascus steel, as the listing and one owner both say, and owners praise the beauty and the cool, grand look.
A straight black wooden handle for the palm
The black laminated-wood handle is straight, designed for the traditional Japanese grip in which the whole palm wraps around the knife. An owner says the moderate weight and firm grip steady the hand when cutting, and the black finish resists stains.
A gift box ready to give
The set arrives in a black gift box with gold lettering. Owners say it came in a very grand box and that the set is full, though one found the packaging a little grand for ordinary home use, so it suits gifts especially well.
Honest notes on the factory edge
One owner explains that the edge is deliberately safe, and that you should sharpen it properly if you want a shop-like cut. The listing does not state a country of origin, so we do not claim one, and we list every fact plainly.

STORAGE

Store dry at room temperature, about 20 C (68 F), in a drawer with a blade guard or in a knife block, away from moisture.

SHELF LIFE

Durable kitchen tool with no expiry date.

PREPARATION

No preparation required — ready to use as packaged.

IMPORTANT

The blades are very sharp. Keep out of reach of children. Keep the knives in their sheaths when not in use, wash by hand, dry at once and pull the sharpener in one direction only.

Specifications

Brand: Kearayfon
Type: Sogetsu santoku and petty knife set
Santoku Blade: 18 cm
Material: High-carbon stainless steel blades (hardness 56-58); black laminated-wood handles
Included: Santoku, petty knife, two sheaths, two-stage sharpener, gift box
Key Features: Laser-etched pattern (not real Damascus), hollow grooves, left- and right-handed use

Features

18 cm Santoku Blade: A versatile blade for most jobs.

Petty Knife: For peeling and small cuts.

High-Carbon Stainless Steel: Hardness of 56 to 58.

Two Sheaths: Protect both blades.

Two-Stage Sharpener: Tungsten coarse, ceramic finish.

Black Gift Box: Ready to give.

Benefits

Two knives for big and small jobs: The set holds an 18 cm santoku for vegetables, meat and fish and a petty knife for peeling and small cuts. Owners say both cut well and are handy, and one says that even bread cuts neatly and easily, so the pair cover most everyday cooking.

Sheaths and a two-stage sharpener included: Each knife has its own black sheath to protect the edge, and a compact sharpener has a tungsten steel coarse stage and a ceramic finishing stage. Pull the blade through in one direction only, never back and forth, to bring the edge back.

A striking etched wave pattern on each blade: We laser-etch a wave pattern on high-carbon stainless steel blades, and hollow grooves help food release. The pattern is etched, not real Damascus steel, as the listing and one owner both say, and owners praise the beauty and the cool, grand look.

A straight black wooden handle for the palm: The black laminated-wood handle is straight, designed for the traditional Japanese grip in which the whole palm wraps around the knife. An owner says the moderate weight and firm grip steady the hand when cutting, and the black finish resists stains.

A gift box ready to give: The set arrives in a black gift box with gold lettering. Owners say it came in a very grand box and that the set is full, though one found the packaging a little grand for ordinary home use, so it suits gifts especially well.

Honest notes on the factory edge: One owner explains that the edge is deliberately safe, and that you should sharpen it properly if you want a shop-like cut. The listing does not state a country of origin, so we do not claim one, and we list every fact plainly.

How to Use

Put the knives in their sheaths

Cut on a wood or soft plastic board

Wash by hand and dry at once

Sharpen with the sharpener

Who Is This For

The Gift-Minded Home Cook: You want a knife kit that is ready to use and ready to give. Buying knives one by one, then hunting for a sharpener and a way to store them safely, is a hassle, and a loose blade in a drawer is a danger, which is the tool's fault, not yours. Our Sogetsu set gives you an 18 cm santoku and a petty knife in high-carbon stainless steel with a laser-etched pattern, a sheath for each blade and a two-stage sharpener, all in a black gift box. It suits left- and right-handed cooks, so one complete set can serve your kitchen.

Product Story

We make knife sets for everyday kitchens and for gifts. Our Sogetsu series pairs an 18 cm santoku and a petty knife in high-carbon stainless steel, etched with a laser pattern and fitted with straight black wooden handles. Each set comes with a sheath for each blade, a two-stage sharpener and a black gift box, so it is complete from the moment you open it.

What's Inside

Kearayfon Sogetsu Santoku and Petty Knife Set with Sheaths and Sharpener

Care Guide

Storage: Store dry at room temperature, about 20 C (68 F), in a drawer with a blade guard or in a knife block, away from moisture.

Shelf Life: Durable kitchen tool with no expiry date.

Important: The blades are very sharp. Keep out of reach of children. Keep the knives in their sheaths when not in use, wash by hand, dry at once and pull the sharpener in one direction only.

Ingredients and Materials

High-carbon stainless steel: Blade material

Black laminated wood: Handle material

Plastic: Sheath material

Comparison

Quick Answer

Our Sogetsu set has an 18 cm santoku and a petty knife in high-carbon stainless steel with a laser-etched pattern, two sheaths, a two-stage sharpener and straight black wood handles. It comes in a black gift box and suits left- and right-handed cooks.

The Gift-Giving Cook

You want a gift that impresses. Owners say it came in a very grand box and that the set is full of useful items for any cook.

The First-Kitchen Cook

You are equipping a first kitchen. A santoku, a petty knife, sheaths and a sharpener cover daily cooking, as one owner says of this set.

The Sharpen-It-Yourself Cook

You are willing to sharpen. One owner says the factory edge is safe, and the included sharpener helps you bring out more sharpness at home.

The Pattern-Aware Cook

You like honest facts. The listing says the pattern is etched, not real Damascus steel, and an owner confirms it too, so you buy with open eyes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in the set?

The set contains an 18 cm santoku, a petty knife, two black sheaths, a two-stage sharpener and a black gift box. The sharpener has a tungsten steel stage for coarse sharpening and a ceramic stage for finishing. The listing does not state the petty knife's size, so please look at the photos and the santoku's 18 cm blade.

Is it real Damascus steel?

No. The listing says plainly that the pattern is laser-etched and is not real Damascus steel, and one owner confirms it. The blades are high-carbon stainless steel of hardness 56 to 58, and the etched wave pattern is a decorative finish that gives each knife an individual look and a handsome shine in the kitchen.

How sharp is it?

Owners say both knives cut well, and one says even bread cuts neatly. Another explains that the factory edge is deliberately safe and that you should sharpen it properly for a shop-like cut. The included two-stage sharpener helps, and you should pull the blade through in one direction only, never back and forth, which protects the sharpener and the blade.

Is it good as a gift?

Yes. The set arrives in a black gift box with gold lettering, and owners say it came in a very grand box and the set is full. One owner found the packaging a little grand for ordinary use, so it suits gifts especially well, such as Father's Day, Mother's Day, Christmas or birthdays in your family.

Where is it made?

The listing does not state a country of origin, so we do not claim one. We ship every set directly from Japan. The materials and the contents are listed plainly in the specifications, so you know exactly what you are getting before you order it, and you can write to us with any question about the set.

How is this knife shipped and when will it arrive?

We ship directly from Japan, and delivery takes 7-14 business days. Any item with a shelf life ships with a minimum of 6 months remaining. Tracking is provided so you can follow your parcel from our shipping point to your door. Your knife is packed carefully so the blade arrives safely and ready for your kitchen.