Haiku original knife

HAIKU original

Knives for hobby and professional chefs
The art of blacksmithing has a long tradition in Japan. Today, haiku knives are made in small Japanese knife factories made of modern, high-quality steels.
Haiku knives are extremely sharp and stay sharp longer. Haiku - the Japanese knife with honoki wood handle.
What does haiku mean? The haiku is a highly artistic sealing form that developed in Japan during the 16th century. Translated it means posse. Meter and contents of the haiku are sharpened very sharply. It is built from three lines and exactly seventeen syllables and often carries a razor-sharp criticism of existing conditions.
Japanese cutler Tomisaburo Uehara writes about his CHROMA haiku knives:
We have put a lot of effort into the production and want you to enjoy our knives for a lifetime.
Please take your time and note the following information:
In Japan, we cut very thin, which requires particularly sharp knives. CHROMA haiku knives are extremely sharp, please be careful when using.