Kanetsune Seki KC-953 Thin blade type + KC-954 Petty knife + KC-957 Gyuto set JP

The handle is Japanese-style and the blade is Western-style, making it a fusion of Japanese and Western knives.
Adopts special stainless steel DSR-1K6, which cuts well and has a high reputation.
The unevenness created by the hammered finish helps separate the ingredients and improves sharpness.
A red plywood round pattern with excellent water resistance.
Kanetsune, made in Japan

KC-953
The thin blade type has a wide blade, making it suitable for cutting vegetables such as Chinese cabbage and root vegetables, making it a popular knife for people who don't like knives with sharp edges.
Total length approximately 300mm (11.8in)
Blade length approximately 165mm (6.5in)
Weight 160g
Steel material DSR-1K6
Handle material: red plywood/plastic Katsura

KC-954
Petty knives are easy to use, versatile, and convenient in size.
Total length approximately 235mm (9.25in)
Blade length approximately 120mm (4.72in)
Weight 60g
Steel material DSR-1K6
Handle material: red plywood/plastic Katsura

KC-957
Gyuto
Blade length: 210mm (8.27in)
Blade material: 1K6 stainless steel
Handle: Red plywood round pattern
Weight: 170g

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