Nigara VG10 Gyuto 210mm – manche personnalisé

Nigara VG10 Gyuto 210mm - Custom Handle

A versatile 210 mm gyuto with a VG10 stainless steel core, a hammered tsuchime surface and a flowing Damascus pattern. The slender blade suits everyday slicing, dicing and chopping, while the 48 mm heel height provides clearance for board work.

Choose from three individually photographed knives with custom wa handles, or select the unhandled blade for your own handle project.

Handle options

• Amboyna & Horn Contrast No. 1: Contrasting golden and reddish Amboyna grain paired with a naturally patterned horn ferrule. Shown in the first six photographs.
• Amboyna & Horn Contrast No. 2: A second individual Amboyna and horn combination with its own contrasting grain pattern. Shown in photographs seven and eight.
• Ebony & Horn: A dark ebony handle paired with a contrasting horn ferrule. Shown in photographs nine and ten.
• Blade Only: An unhandled blade, shown in the final two photographs. No handle is included; a suitable handle must be fitted before use.

Select a handle option to see its matching photographs. Each handled option represents the individual knife pictured. Natural grain, horn colour and Damascus patterns vary; blade-only photographs are representative.

Specifications

• Maker: Nigara Hamono
• Knife type: Gyuto
• Core steel: VG10 stainless steel
• Finish: Tsuchime and Damascus
• Blade length: 210 mm
• Blade height at heel: 48 mm
• Spine thickness at heel: 2.0 mm
• Spine thickness at midpoint: 2.0 mm
• Spine thickness at tip: 0.1 mm
• Overall length: 355 mm with the main Amboyna & Horn Contrast No. 1 handle
• Weight: 163 g with the main Amboyna & Horn Contrast No. 1 handle

Measurements are approximate. Overall length, weight and balance can vary with the selected handle. The 355 mm overall length and 163 g weight do not apply to the blade-only option.

Care

Hand wash and dry promptly after use. Do not soak or put in a dishwasher. Use a wooden or suitable synthetic cutting board and avoid bones, frozen foods, twisting and prying. Maintain the edge with appropriate whetstones.