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Hitohira TD SLD Tsuchime Petty 150mm Walnut
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Hitohira Imojiya TH Petty 120mm Pakka (Yo)
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$110.00
Hitohira FJ VG-10 Petty 150mm Ho (Wa)
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Hitohira Imojiya TH Ginsan Nashiji Petty 120mm Ebony
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Couteau japonais Hitohira Imojiya TH Petty 120 mm, lame inox, manche Wa en ébène, vue de profil.
Détail du manche Wa en ébène du couteau Hitohira Imojiya TH Petty 120 mm.
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Lame de couteau japonais avec manche en bois
Couteau japonais avec lame damassée sur fond noir
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$420.00
Couteau japonais Hitohira Imojiya Petty 120mm entier, vue latérale
Gros plan sur la lame du couteau japonais Hitohira Imojiya KF avec gravure japonaise
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$105.00
Couteau japonais avec lame gravée et manche noir
Couteau japonais avec motifs damas sur la lame
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$170.00
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$145.00
Nigara VG XEOS Petty 160mm Ebony
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$420.00
Vue complète du couteau japonais Hitohira Tosa 80mm, lame Kurouchi et manche bois clair.
Détail du tranchant poli montrant l’acier Shirogami #2 et la finition brute de forge.
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Hitohira Imojiya Kuma Aogami #2 Nashiji Tsuchime Petty 135mm Pakka
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Couteau japonais petty 150mm Nigara Hamono SG2 tsuchime kurouchi, manche en bouleau stabilisé — vue complète sur fond noir.
Détail de la lame du couteau japonais Nigara Hamono SG2 petty, montrant la texture martelée et la ligne de trempe.
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Couteau japonais Hitohira Echizen SG2 Tsuchime Petty 140mm, manche en tagayasan, vue complète sur fond noir — Stay Sharp Montréal.
Hitohira Echizen SG2 Tsuchime Petty 140mm Tagayasan
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$390.00
Hitohira Futana Stainless Tsuchime Damascus Petty 135mm Cherry
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Hitohira Futana Shirogami #1 Migaki Tsuchime Petty 135mm Ebony
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Morihei Kiyomitsu #140 Petty 135mm Pakka
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$125.00

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The Petty is the perfect knife for slicing fresh herbs cutting small vegetables and peeling fruits. Very versatile this knife can even be used to debone poultry and small pieces of meat. Inspired by the French cuisine...

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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 a large blade, it is easy to handle for detailed tasks: chopping herbs, hulling strawberries, peeling citrus fruits, trimming a piece of meat, or cutting delicate vegetables like radishes. Its short, thin blade allows you to work close to the hand, with optimal control. In a well-equipped kitchen, the Japanese Petty knife quickly becomes indispensable, as it combines agility, efficiency, and speed of execution. It's often the knife we ​​grab without thinking—the one that always remains within reach.

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

The Petty knife is often thought of as a compact version of the chef's knife, but it stands out for its function. The chef's knife is designed for large-scale tasks, such as cutting a cabbage, slicing a piece of meat, or chopping an entire bunch of herbs. Conversely, the Petty knife is used where finesse is required: removing a stem, cutting small fruits, or performing delicate finishing touches. Its shorter, lighter blade offers exceptional maneuverability. As a complement to the chef's knife, the Petty knife refines culinary work by providing precision and rigor.

Can you use a Petty knife to debone poultry?

In some cases, yes. While the Petty knife isn't designed for boning as well as a Honesuki or Hankotsu, its thin blade can be useful for these tasks if you don't do them very often, especially on smaller birds like quail or pigeon. It can follow contours precisely, as long as you don't force joints or hard bony areas. When used skillfully, it can therefore offer a quick solution for some light cuts, while still maintaining its sharpness.

How to maintain a Japanese Petty knife?

Proper maintenance extends the life and performance of your Petty knife. After each use, hand wash the blade in warm water, without harsh soap or putting it in the dishwasher. Wipe it immediately with a soft cloth to prevent oxidation, especially if the blade is made of carbon steel. Store the knife safely, in a saya, on a magnetic bar, or in a knife roll. Regular sharpening on a Japanese stone is recommended to maintain a sharp edge. For Damascus models, aesthetic care also helps preserve the beauty of the patterns. At Stay Sharp, maintenance is an integral part of the pleasure of use.

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