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Ebony Wood Handle

B13S 3.5“Paring Knife

B13S series is XINZUO modern professional German 1.4116 steel kitchen knives with natural ebony wood handle. The German 1.4116 steel, with hardness of 55-57 HRC, has especially good performances in corrosion and rust resistance, as well as toughness.

Each knife in the B13S series is adorned with a nature ebony wood handle with double steel head. This design gives and excellent grip feeling and is aesthetically pleasing. The ebony wood fiber is finely grained, without pores and good moisture resistance. Because of its stable performance, delicate and beautiful texture, ebony wood is especially appreciated for high-end kitchen knife handles.
Excellent kitchen knife for daily use

SE 300mm Sashimi Knife

SE sashimi knife series are the traditional knife shapes to cut raw fish, featuring single-bevel blades in two main shapes, Deba knife and Sashimi knife. Sashimi knives come in three sizes to adapt to different cuts:240mm sashimi knife, 270mm sashimi knife, 300mm sashimi knife.

The SE Series blades are made from Electroslag remelted 7Cr17MoV forged Steel with hardness of 58±2 HRC. Electroslag remelting is a special heat treatment which doubles the solidification speed of ingots, reducing the number and particle size of primary carbides, thereby improving the toughness of the material and enhancing the wear resistance. The concave blade grinding process, called “Urasuki” in Japanese helps reduce the contact surface between the food and the blade, prevents the food from sticking to the blade, and reduces food compression, preserving the very delicate features of raw fish. The blade surface is sandblasting and with a fine metal texture.

The handle is made in ebony wood. It is mainly produced in subtropical and African regions. It has high texture hardness and is particularly appreciated for its strong wear resistance. The wood fiber is fine, without pores and with good moisture resistance. These features and its unique aesthetic look make Ebony wood a great and beautiful material for knife handles.

SE 270mm Sashimi Knife

SE sashimi knife series are the traditional knife shapes to cut raw fish, featuring single-bevel blades in two main shapes, Deba knife and Sashimi knife. Sashimi knives come in three sizes to adapt to different cuts:240mm sashimi knife, 270mm sashimi knife, 300mm sashimi knife.

The SE Series blades are made from Electroslag remelted 7Cr17MoV forged Steel with hardness of 58±2 HRC. Electroslag remelting is a special heat treatment which doubles the solidification speed of ingots, reducing the number and particle size of primary carbides, thereby improving the toughness of the material and enhancing the wear resistance. The concave blade grinding process, called “Urasuki” in Japanese helps reduce the contact surface between the food and the blade, prevents the food from sticking to the blade, and reduces food compression, preserving the very delicate features of raw fish. The blade surface is sandblasting and with a fine metal texture.

The handle is made in ebony wood. It is mainly produced in subtropical and African regions. It has high texture hardness and is particularly appreciated for its strong wear resistance. The wood fiber is fine, without pores and with good moisture resistance. These features and its unique aesthetic look make Ebony wood a great and beautiful material for knife handles.

SE 240mm Sashimi Knife

SE sashimi knife series are the traditional knife shapes to cut raw fish, featuring single-bevel blades in two main shapes, Deba knife and Sashimi knife. Sashimi knives come in three sizes to adapt to different cuts:240mm sashimi knife, 270mm sashimi knife, 300mm sashimi knife.

The SE Series blades are made from Electroslag remelted 7Cr17MoV forged Steel with hardness of 58±2 HRC. Electroslag remelting is a special heat treatment which doubles the solidification speed of ingots, reducing the number and particle size of primary carbides, thereby improving the toughness of the material and enhancing the wear resistance. The concave blade grinding process, called “Urasuki” in Japanese helps reduce the contact surface between the food and the blade, prevents the food from sticking to the blade, and reduces food compression, preserving the very delicate features of raw fish. The blade surface is sandblasting and with a fine metal texture.

The handle is made in ebony wood. It is mainly produced in subtropical and African regions. It has high texture hardness and is particularly appreciated for its strong wear resistance. The wood fiber is fine, without pores and with good moisture resistance. These features and its unique aesthetic look make Ebony wood a great and beautiful material for knife handles.

SE 180mm Deba Knife

SE sashimi knife series are the traditional knife shapes to cut raw fish, featuring single-bevel blades in two main shapes, Deba knife and Sashimi knife. Sashimi knives come in three sizes to adapt to different cuts:240mm sashimi knife, 270mm sashimi knife, 300mm sashimi knife.

The SE Series blades are made from Electroslag remelted 7Cr17MoV forged Steel with hardness of 58±2 HRC. Electroslag remelting is a special heat treatment which doubles the solidification speed of ingots, reducing the number and particle size of primary carbides, thereby improving the toughness of the material and enhancing the wear resistance. The concave blade grinding process, called “Urasuki” in Japanese helps reduce the contact surface between the food and the blade, prevents the food from sticking to the blade, and reduces food compression, preserving the very delicate features of raw fish. The blade surface is sandblasting and with a fine metal texture.

The handle is made in ebony wood. It is mainly produced in subtropical and African regions. It has high texture hardness and is particularly appreciated for its strong wear resistance. The wood fiber is fine, without pores and with good moisture resistance. These features and its unique aesthetic look make Ebony wood a great and beautiful material for knife handles.

B5 5″Utility Knife

Introducing an exceptional line of German stainless steel knives, epitomizing precision and craftsmanship. Within this distinguished series, an array of four knife types graces the collection, encompassing the versatile chef knife, the utility knife, the nakiri knife, and the bone chopper.

The blade, meticulously shaped from German 1.4116 steel, stands as a testament to engineering excellence. Possessing a martensitic microstructure, this steel variety is a hallmark of German craftsmanship, attaining an impressive hardness of 56 HRC. The 1.4116 steel is renowned for its stainless nature, characterized by high resistance to corrosion, remarkable strength, and superior mechanical attributes. A meticulous multi-process sharpening regimen ensures prolonged edge sharpness, enabling effortless precision in cutting a diverse range of ingredients, while preserving the original essence of each element.

The handle, a masterpiece carved from ebony wood, resonates with elegance and resilience. Known for its lustrous appearance, absence of distinctive odors, resistance to decay, and sturdy, weighty composition, ebony wood possesses an inherent fineness that perfectly complements the blade’s prowess. This union of blade and handle, forged with meticulous expertise, exudes a timeless charm, elevating your culinary space with an aura of sophistication.

B5 8″Bunka Knife

Introducing an exceptional line of German stainless steel knives, epitomizing precision and craftsmanship. Within this distinguished series, an array of four knife types graces the collection, encompassing the versatile chef knife, the utility knife, the nakiri knife, and the bone chopper.

The blade, meticulously shaped from German 1.4116 steel, stands as a testament to engineering excellence. Possessing a martensitic microstructure, this steel variety is a hallmark of German craftsmanship, attaining an impressive hardness of 56 HRC. The 1.4116 steel is renowned for its stainless nature, characterized by high resistance to corrosion, remarkable strength, and superior mechanical attributes. A meticulous multi-process sharpening regimen ensures prolonged edge sharpness, enabling effortless precision in cutting a diverse range of ingredients, while preserving the original essence of each element.

The handle, a masterpiece carved from ebony wood, resonates with elegance and resilience. Known for its lustrous appearance, absence of distinctive odors, resistance to decay, and sturdy, weighty composition, ebony wood possesses an inherent fineness that perfectly complements the blade’s prowess. This union of blade and handle, forged with meticulous expertise, exudes a timeless charm, elevating your culinary space with an aura of sophistication.

B5 7.8″Nakiri Knife

Introducing an exceptional line of German stainless steel knives, epitomizing precision and craftsmanship. Within this distinguished series, an array of four knife types graces the collection, encompassing the versatile chef knife, the utility knife, the nakiri knife, and the bone chopper.

The blade, meticulously shaped from German 1.4116 steel, stands as a testament to engineering excellence. Possessing a martensitic microstructure, this steel variety is a hallmark of German craftsmanship, attaining an impressive hardness of 56 HRC. The 1.4116 steel is renowned for its stainless nature, characterized by high resistance to corrosion, remarkable strength, and superior mechanical attributes. A meticulous multi-process sharpening regimen ensures prolonged edge sharpness, enabling effortless precision in cutting a diverse range of ingredients, while preserving the original essence of each element.

The handle, a masterpiece carved from ebony wood, resonates with elegance and resilience. Known for its lustrous appearance, absence of distinctive odors, resistance to decay, and sturdy, weighty composition, ebony wood possesses an inherent fineness that perfectly complements the blade’s prowess. This union of blade and handle, forged with meticulous expertise, exudes a timeless charm, elevating your culinary space with an aura of sophistication.

B5 6.5″Bone Chopper

Introducing an exceptional line of German stainless steel knives, epitomizing precision and craftsmanship. Within this distinguished series, an array of four knife types graces the collection, encompassing the versatile chef knife, the utility knife, the nakiri knife, and the bone chopper.

The blade, meticulously shaped from German 1.4116 steel, stands as a testament to engineering excellence. Possessing a martensitic microstructure, this steel variety is a hallmark of German craftsmanship, attaining an impressive hardness of 56 HRC. The 1.4116 steel is renowned for its stainless nature, characterized by high resistance to corrosion, remarkable strength, and superior mechanical attributes. A meticulous multi-process sharpening regimen ensures prolonged edge sharpness, enabling effortless precision in cutting a diverse range of ingredients, while preserving the original essence of each element.

The handle, a masterpiece carved from ebony wood, resonates with elegance and resilience. Known for its lustrous appearance, absence of distinctive odors, resistance to decay, and sturdy, weighty composition, ebony wood possesses an inherent fineness that perfectly complements the blade’s prowess. This union of blade and handle, forged with meticulous expertise, exudes a timeless charm, elevating your culinary space with an aura of sophistication.

B1Z Forged Carving Fork

Crafted from Damascus steel with 67 layers and a 10Cr15CoMoV core, treated for 60±1HRC hardness and corrosion resistance, this creation boasts a distinctive wave pattern that epitomizes expert craftsmanship. The handles, hewn from ebony wood and adorned with 2MM Brass Washers, exemplify meticulous attention to quality and aesthetics.

Within this series of knives lies a fusion of classic design elements, curated for both elegance and functionality. The ergonomic configuration ensures comfort and tactile satisfaction, underlined by the implementation of refined processing techniques, promising an unmatched user experience.