Indigo Japanese Knife / Santoku
€ 85.99 · 4.8 (639) · In Magazzino
Japanese Santoku Knife with indigo dye wood handle. Type: Santoku KnifeBlade: VG10 Damascus (rust resistant), Double-edged (both-handed)Blade length: 18cmHandle : Hiba wood with indigo dye (waterproof coating) This item is takes about 3 - 4 weeks for production time as it's semi order-made knife by craftsman in Osaka, Japan What is Santoku Knife : Santoku knives are widely used for daily cooking for Japanese households.It can be used for cutting meat, fish, and vegetables, which is for multifunctional. Recommend to choose for the first time or buying as second one.About steel : Damascus steel known as a very hard steel. Although it is not stainless steel, and popular material that does not easily rust and has long time use. What is Ai (藍 - indigo) Knife : Indigo dyeing has been said to have antibacterial and deodorizing effects. The "Ai (藍 - indigo)" achieves both functionality
Japanese Santoku Knife with indigo dye wood handle.
Type: Santoku KnifeBlade: VG10 Damascus (rust resistant), Double-edged (both-handed)Blade length: 18cmHandle : Hiba wood with indigo dye (waterproof coating)
This item is takes about 3 - 4 weeks for production time as it's semi order-made knife by craftsman in Osaka, Japan
What is Santoku Knife :
Santoku knives are widely used for daily cooking for Japanese households.It can be used for cutting meat, fish, and vegetables, which is for multifunctional. Recommend to choose for the first time or buying as second one.About steel :
Damascus steel known as a very hard steel. Although it is not stainless steel, and popular material that does not easily rust and has long time use. What is Ai (藍 - indigo) Knife :
Indigo dyeing has been said to have antibacterial and deodorizing effects. The Ai (藍 - indigo) achieves both functionality and visuals by using this technology. It's a product that combines the traditional Sakai cutlery of Osaka and the indigo dyeing rooted in the history of Tokushima.This item is made by collaboration product with craftsmen from different regions and different techniques.
Handmade in Japan (Osaka and Tokushima)
53 × 53 cm (20.8 × 20.8) *Smaller than normal Furoshiki size
100% cotton (soft lightweight weave)
3 color silkscreen print
Handmade in Japan
Designer’s words
“Arriving in Tokyo city in that magic time between night and day, our train meanders through a tetris like metropolis, we become enveloped in a world of blocks, but as we look more we begin to see the traces of times past. Windows appear to flicker on and off, as people come and go, the city that never sleeps welcomes us with its glow.” — Hannah Waldron
About Furoshiki :
Furoshiki (風呂敷, fu-rosh-ki) is a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. It can be used in multiple ways, for bundling or gift-wrapping all sorts of things. We think this particular lighter-weight furoshiki works well for more delicate wrapping and perfectly as a scarf, and it softens up the more you wear and wash it. One simple and beautiful piece of cloth and the list is endless. Tie it and see!
53 × 53 cm (20.8 × 20.8) *Smaller than normal Furoshiki size
100% cotton (soft lightweight weave)
3 color silkscreen print
Handmade in Japan
Designer’s words
“Arriving in Tokyo city in that magic time between night and day, our train meanders through a tetris like metropolis, we become enveloped in a world of blocks, but as we look more we begin to see the traces of times past. Windows appear to flicker on and off, as people come and go, the city that never sleeps welcomes us with its glow.” — Hannah Waldron
About Furoshiki :
Furoshiki (風呂敷, fu-rosh-ki) is a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. It can be used in multiple ways, for bundling or gift-wrapping all sorts of things. We think this particular lighter-weight furoshiki works well for more delicate wrapping and perfectly as a scarf, and it softens up the more you wear and wash it. One simple and beautiful piece of cloth and the list is endless. Tie it and see!
Display your furoshiki in your home with these elegant handmade hanging poles. Handmade in Japan from fragrant hinoki (cypress) wood, they are attached to the top and bottom edges of the furoshiki, the weight of the bottom pole gently pulling the furoshiki flat.
Assembly is quick and easy (instructions included). The furoshiki is held in place by simple wooden batons and rubber loops which don't damage the furoshiki at all.
The set includes:
Tokyo Matcha Furoshiki
2 × poles, 2 × batons, 4 × rubber loops and 1 × cotton cord for hanging.
Hanging pole measurements:
Pole width: 570 mm (22), diameter: 20mm (8).
Drop distance from the point of hanging to the top pole is approximately 370mm (14). This can be shortened by simply tying the cord shorter.
Material:
Unfinished Japanese hinoki (cypress) wood.
53 × 53 cm (20.8 × 20.8) Furoshiki, 100% cotton (soft lightweight weave)
Handmade in Japan
Designer’s words
“Arriving in Tokyo city in that magic time between night and day, our train meanders through a tetris like metropolis, we become enveloped in a world of blocks, but as we look more we begin to see the traces of times past. Windows appear to flicker on and off, as people come and go, the city that never sleeps welcomes us with its glow.” — Hannah Waldron
About Furoshiki :
Furoshiki (風呂敷, fu-rosh-ki) is a type of traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. It can be used in multiple ways, for bundling or gift-wrapping all sorts of things. We think this particular lighter-weight furoshiki works well for more delicate wrapping and perfectly as a scarf, and it softens up the more you wear and wash it. One simple and beautiful piece of cloth and the list is endless. Tie it and see!
40 × 3 cm (15.7 × 1.2)
Leather with metal buckles.
Can be used with any furoshiki to create a lightweight bag.
The handmade leather strap is easily attached, letting you use your furoshiki as a shoulder bag. It's just as easy to take off again, and doesn't damage the cloth in any way.
The furoshiki and leather strap take up very little space when folded, making them ideal for traveling.
There are sometimes slight variations in the color and texture of the leather to the ones shown in the photos.
Size: 400 x 30 mm
Material : Leather, Metal
The handmade leather strap is easily attached, letting you use your furoshiki as a shoulder bag. It's just as easy to take off again, and doesn't damage the cloth in any way. The furoshiki and leather strap take up very little space when folded, making them ideal for traveling.
You can use this strap with any of your Furoshiki!
There are sometimes slight variations in the color and texture of the leather to the ones shown in the photos.
Size: 400 x 30 mm
Material : Leather, Metal
The handmade leather strap is easily attached, letting you use your furoshiki as a shoulder bag. It's just as easy to take off again, and doesn't damage the cloth in any way. The furoshiki and leather strap take up very little space when folded, making them ideal for traveling.
You can use this strap with any of your Furoshiki!
There are sometimes slight variations in the color and texture of the leather to the ones shown in the photos.
55 – 105cm (21.5 – 41) adjustable length × 3cm (1.2) wide strap
Leather with brass metal buckles
Can be used with any furoshiki to create a lightweight bag. The handmade strap is easily attached, letting you use your furoshiki as a shoulder or messenger bag. It's just as easy to take off again, and doesn't damage the cloth in any way. The furoshiki and strap take up very little space when folded, making them ideal for traveling.
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