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My sister recently went to Japan for a couple of weeks. While there, she got me this knife from a local knife maker with a good reputation.

The blade shows a san mai construction, but the bolster is not integral to the blade. I believe that the handle material is ebony. The handle shape looks to be of the European design instead of the traditional Japanese design.

I do not wish to come across as ungrateful or nit-picky. This is a freakishly awesome gift!

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Comment by Kevin D on June 11, 2023 at 17:20

Already looking to expand my collection of Japanese chef knives!  I love this thing!

Comment by Lars on June 2, 2023 at 12:12

Oh sweet! You know...A knife by any other name is still a Rose....or something like that. 

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