Sumikama Kasumi 200mm Opal Titanium Gyuto Chef's Knife - Made in Japan
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Product Overview
The Sumikama Kasumi 200mm Gyuto represents the pinnacle of Japanese innovation, blending centuries of Seki smithing tradition with cutting-edge material science. This professional-grade chef's knife features a high-carbon molybdenum vanadium steel core protected by a stunning opal titanium coating. This iridescent finish is not merely aesthetic; it creates a non-stick surface that is incredibly resistant to corrosion and food acids, ensuring the blade remains pristine through years of intensive use.
Culinary Performance and Ergonomics
Designed as a versatile 'cow sword' or multi-purpose chef's knife, the Gyuto profile excels at precision slicing, dicing, and rocking chops. The blade is meticulously weighted to provide a perfect center of balance, which significantly reduces wrist fatigue during long preparation sessions. The ergonomic handle is shaped to fit comfortably in the hand, providing a secure grip even when wet, allowing for total control over every cut.
The Heritage of Seki Craftsmanship
Every Sumikama Kasumi knife is a product of Seki City, the heart of Japan's blade-making history. By combining advanced heat treatment with hand-finished sharpening by master artisans, Sumikama ensures a razor-sharp edge that maintains its bite far longer than standard stainless steel knives. This tool is an investment in quality that transforms routine meal preparation into a professional culinary experience.
| Blade Length | 200mm / 8 inches |
| Blade Material | Molybdenum Vanadium Steel with Titanium Coating |
| Handle Material | Heat-resistant Polypropylene Resin |
| Edge Type | Double-Bevel (50/50) |
| Origin | Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan |
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