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$145.00
Couteau japonais petty 150 mm Hitohira HG Damascus avec manche en bois de magnolia, vue complète sur fond noir.
Lame damassée du couteau japonais Hitohira HG Damascus petty 150 mm, motif ondulé visible en gros plan.
1 in stock
$225.00
Couteau japonais Petty 150mm avec lame en Aogami #1 et finition kurouchi sur fond noir.
Détail du biseau d’un couteau japonais Petty avec gravure visible sur la lame.
4 in stock
$210.00
Hatsukokoro Ginga ATS-34 Damascus Petty 150mm Birch Wood
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Couteau japonais Petty 150mm Hitohira Hizen Migaki Aogami #1, vue complète sur fond noir.
Couteau japonais Petty 150mm Hitohira Hizen, lame en acier Aogami #1 finition migaki.
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Couteau japonais petty 135 mm — vue complète de profil côté droit, manche wa octogonal en bois brun
Couteau japonais petty 135 mm — détail du plat de lame avec kanji gravés et finition tsuchime
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Hitohira TD SLD Tsuchime Petty 165mm Walnut
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Couteau japonais petty 135 mm — vue complète de profil, manche wa en bois à grain prononcé, fond noir
Couteau japonais petty 135 mm — pointe de lame en gros plan, finition kurouchi et tranchant poli, fond sombre
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Kogetsu Mandai Stainless Petty 150mm Imitation Mahogany
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What is a Petty knife used for in a well-equipped kitchen?

The Petty knife plays an essential role in all precision tasks. Unlike larger blades, it is easy to handle for detailed work: chopping herbs, hulling strawberries, peeling citrus fruits, trimming meat, or cutting delicate vegetables like radishes. Its short, thin blade allows optimal control close to the hand. In a well-equipped kitchen, the Japanese Petty knife quickly becomes indispensable, combining agility, efficiency, and speed. It’s often the blade you instinctively reach for—much like a Japanese paring knife, but with added versatility.

What is the difference between a Petty knife and a chef's knife?

The Petty knife is often seen as a compact counterpart to the chef’s knife, but their uses differ. A chef’s knife handles large-scale prep, while the Petty knife excels at finesse: trimming, peeling, and finishing touches. Its shorter, lighter blade offers superior maneuverability. As a complement to a chef’s knife, the best Petty knife refines culinary work by delivering accuracy and control where larger blades fall short.

Can you use a Petty knife to debone poultry?

In some cases, yes. While the Petty knife is not a dedicated boning knife like a Honesuki, its thin blade can be effective for light deboning tasks—especially on small poultry such as quail or pigeon. When used carefully and without forcing joints, the Japanese Petty knife can provide a practical solution for occasional precision cuts.

How to maintain a Japanese Petty knife?

Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and performance of your Japanese Petty knife. Always hand-wash the blade after use and dry it immediately. Avoid dishwashers, harsh detergents, and prolonged moisture exposure—especially for carbon steel blades. Store the knife safely in a saya, on a magnetic bar, or in a knife roll. Regular sharpening on a Japanese whetstone is recommended to maintain a razor-sharp edge. With proper care, the best Petty knife will remain a trusted kitchen companion for years.

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