Katsushige Anryu (Ikeda)
Forging knifes is in the blood of Katsushige Anryu-san (1942). His family started forging in 1870 and Katsushige-san learned the arts and crafts of forging from his father Katsutoshi Anryu after he finished primary school in 1959. He is a 4th generation blade forger and has been working for over 50 years as a forger. One of his famous sayings is:
“Iron is alive, it can live and it can die depending on the blacksmith.”
Because of his age from 2019 Katsushige does not forge blades anymore. All Anryu blades are forged by his successor Ikeda-san.
- Anryu Aokami Bunka (universal knife), 170 mm -Tsuchime-
Anryu Aokami Tsuchime Bunka,
Dit Japanse mes heeft een kern van Japans Aogami #2 carbonstaal met een zachtere RVS stalen beschermlaag aan de buitenzijde met een fraaie hamerslag (Tsuchime). Deze manier van smeden heet Sanmai en…€ 199,00 - Anryu Aokami Nakiri (vegetable knife), 170 mm -Tsuchime-
Anryu Aokami Tsuchime Nakiri,
This Japanese vegetable knife has a core of Japanese Aogami #2 carbon steel with a softer stainless steel coating on the outside with a nice hammer beat (Tsuchime). This method of forging is called…€ 199,00 - Anryu Aokami Super Tsuchime Kuroichi Sujihiki (sushi knife), 270 mm
Anryu Aokami Super Tsuchime Sujihiki 27 cm,
This Japanese sushi knife has a core of Japanese Aogami Super carbon steel with a softer carbon steel protective layer on the outside with a beautiful hammer pattern (Tsuchime) and…€ 319,00
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