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Vegetable Knife (Nakiri & Usuba)

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Hitohira TD SLD Nashiji Nakiri 165mm Walnut
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Couteau japonais Nakiri Hitohira Futana SB 165mm sur fond noir avec lame martelée et manche en cerisier
Gros plan du tranchant poli de la lame en Aogami Super avec finition Kuro Tsuchime
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Couteau Nakiri japonais Hitohira Nm 165mm en acier V10 damas avec manche en Pakka
Couteau Nakiri japonais avec lame damassée en acier V10 tsuchime, Kanji Hitohira
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Hitohira MS Kurouchi Shirogami #2 Nakiri Rosewood
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couteau japonais nakiri lame droite Ginsan, tranchant net, manche bois de Ho octogonal
couteau japonais profil nakiri 180 mm, acier argenté, esthétique épurée, manche confortable
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$420.00
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Couteau Nakiri japonais avec manche en bois de Ho
Couteau japonais Nakiri avec lame en acier Shirogami 2
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$350.00
Hitohira Tanaka Ren Shirogami #2 Nakiri 180mm Ebony
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$450.00
Couteau japonais Hitohira Hizen Aogami #1 Kurouchi Nakiri 165 mm, manche en magnolia, vue complète sur fond noir — Stay Sharp Montréal.
Détail de la lame du couteau japonais Nakiri Hitohira Hizen Aogami #1 Kurouchi montrant la finition kurouchi — Stay Sharp Montréal.
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$225.00

Vegetable Knife Collection — The Excellence of Japanese Cutting

The Stay Sharp vegetable knife collection is designed for those looking for authentic, precise, and high-performance Japanese tools for preparing vegetables. It features two iconic shapes: the Nakiri and the Usuba , each designed to...

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What is the difference between a Nakiri knife and an Usuba knife?

The Nakiri has a double-beveled blade (symmetrical edge), making it suitable for both right- and left-handed users. It is ideal for everyday use, with a smooth up-and-down motion. The Usuba, often with a single-sided edge (kataba), requires more technique, but allows for extremely precise cuts and refined presentations, particularly in traditional Japanese cuisine.

How to maintain a Japanese vegetable knife?

To maintain the sharpness of your Nakiri or Usuba, it is recommended to sharpen it regularly with a water stone. Wash it by hand with warm water, without harsh detergents, then dry it immediately to prevent oxidation. Avoid contact with the dishwasher or hard surfaces such as ceramic.

Can you use a Nakiri or Usuba for anything other than vegetables?

Yes, there's nothing stopping you from using a Nakiri or Usuba to cut fruit, herbs, or other soft foods. The blade is often made of the same steel as other Japanese knives like the Gyuto. That said, their geometry—straight blade and soft tip—is not optimal for cuts requiring rocking motions or precision work with the tip. For these tasks, a knife like the Gyuto or Petty will be more suitable.

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