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Meet Aiko. Razor sharp. Impossible to ignore.
A VG10 Japanese core, a hand-polished edge and a burl wood and resin handle in red, black or blue. From €79,95.
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Free worldwide shipping
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Lifetime warranty
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Michelin-chef approved
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Japanese VG10 steel core
Best in Class. Three years running.
Named Best in Class by The Strategist, New York Magazine's trusted buying guide, in 2023, 2024 and again in 2025.
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67 layers. One edge.
Every blade is forged around a hard Japanese steel core, wrapped in Damascus layers for strength and stain resistance, then hand-polished to a keen edge.
- Japanese steel core
- VG10
- Layers of Damascus
- 67
- Rockwell hardness
- 60±2 HRC
Start with one great knife.
Most cooks reach for two or three knives and leave the rest in the block. A santoku or chef knife is the right first blade for most kitchens; add a paring knife later.
The pros love our knives too
Thousands of our knives are put through their paces daily by some of the best chefs in the best restaurants worldwide.
Chefs who use Santoku knives
Keep the edge for life.
A whetstone is the only proper way to sharpen hard Japanese steel. Two double-sided stones take you from repair to mirror polish.