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4-Piece Japanese Knife Set - Aomori Collection

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  • VG-10 steel Long-lasting edge
  • Three-layer forged blade Kasumi finish
  • Stabilised wood handle Unique
In stock - Estimated delivery: Tue 27 Oct to Wed 28 Oct

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Specifications

Gyuto knife:

Handle length: 13,6 cm
Blade length: 24,1 cm
Overall length: 37,7 cm
Weight: 222 grams

Kiritsuke knife:

Handle length: 13,6 cm
Blade length: 21 cm
Overall length: 34,6 cm
Weight: 207 grams

Chef's knife:

Handle length: 13,6 cm
Blade length: 21 cm
Overall length: 34,6 cm
Weight: 205 grams

Santoku knife:

Handle length: 13,7 cm
Blade length: 18 cm
Overall length: 31,7 cm
Weight: 200 grams

Nakiri knife:

Handle length: 13,7 cm
Blade length: 17,8 cm
Overall length: 31,5 cm
Weight: 213 grams

Utility knife:

Handle length: 12 cm
Blade length: 12 cm
Overall length: 24 cm
Weight: 97 grams

Blade material: 3-layer steel, san mai construction (VG-10 core + 2 layers of stainless steel), brushed kasumi finish

Handle material: Blue-dyed stabilised wood, stainless steel bolster and brass rivets

Hardness: 60±2 HRC

Grind: Flat ground on both sides, suitable for right and left handed use

Sharpening angle: 9-12° per side

Shipping & returns

Delivery

Dispatched within 24 hours, tracked parcel.

Estimated delivery times:

  • France: 24 to 48 hours
  • Rest of Europe: 48 to 72 hours
  • United Kingdom & Switzerland: 48 to 72 hours


Returns & refunds

30 days to change your mind.

One email to contact@shenkuro.com and we take care of everything. Refund within 14 days of receiving the product.

And for the long run: our knives carry a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects. Full details in our returns policy.

Blade type

The Set covers every move in the kitchen, from the most delicate to the most demanding. From careful peeling with the paring knife through to large cuts sliced with the gyuto, every blade has its role: slicing, boning, sawing bread, shredding vegetables. The full matching line-up, ready to last for years.

Steel type

VG-10 is a high-carbon steel hardened to 60 HRC. It forms the cutting core of the blade, protected by two layers of softer steel in the san mai construction, and holds its edge far longer than an entry-level steel: a clean cut with every stroke.

Care information

This knife is forged around a core of VG-10 steel, protected by two layers of softer steel. Its chromium resists corrosion, but its carbon, the element behind its edge, asks for a little care: no soaking and no dishwasher, which would damage both the edge and the handle. Wipe it dry after washing and store it in a dry place.

Couteaux de la collection Aomori et agrumes sur planche en bois

Aomori

Aomori takes its name from the "blue forest" of northern Japan, which its handle calls to mind: a stabilised wood dyed blue, whose grain never repeats from one piece to the next. Six knives, from the small utility knife to the large 241 mm gyuto, enough to equip a whole kitchen without compromising on the cut. A blade forged in three layers in the san mai construction, a VG-10 core hardened to 60 HRC that holds its edge far longer, and a brushed kasumi finish that signs every blade. A collection for those who enjoy looking at their knives as much as using them.

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FAQ

“I cook well but I am not a chef. Am I up to this knife?”

The question works the other way round. A good knife is not something you earn, it is something that shows you what you can do. It is often the home cook who feels the difference most clearly, from the very first cut. It was made to be used every day, not to sit on display. The lifetime guarantee gives you all the room you need to get used to it.

“Is the blade likely to chip?”

Chipping threatens steels that are too hard, the ones chosen for pure performance. The Aomori favours the balance between sharpness and resilience, made for a kitchen that actually gets used. Three things to avoid: bone, frozen food and glass boards. For everything else, it holds. If there is a fault, we take it back.

“Will it still be this sharp in six months?”

This is where knives made to be looked at part ways with knives made to be used. Consistency comes down to very little: dry it after use, hone it lightly now and then. Looked after that way, it stays keen for years.

“Is it demanding to look after?”

No. Wash by hand, dry straight away, and that is all. A few minutes a week, nothing more.

“Does it make a good gift?”

Perfectly. Every knife arrives in an elegant black case, ready to be given as it is, with no extra wrapping needed.