Miyabi Hibana 800DP 8″ Gyutoh - FC61 Steel

SKU: 54481-201

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Description

The Miyabi Hibana 800DP 8″ Gyutoh represents the perfect fusion of traditional Japanese artistry and modern German engineering. Handcrafted in Seki, Japan, this all-purpose chef’s knife is built with a core of FC61 fine-carbide stainless steel and encased in 49 layers of stunning Spark Damascus for remarkable strength, beauty, and performance.

Enhanced by the Friodur® double ice-hardening process, the blade achieves exceptional edge retention, durability, and corrosion resistance. The Honbazuke three-step hand-honing technique ensures a razor-sharp edge, while the ergonomic, triple-riveted handle provides superb comfort and control. Brass accents add a touch of sophistication, making this knife a striking centerpiece in any kitchen.

Ideal for slicing, dicing, and chopping with precision, the Miyabi Hibana Gyutoh delivers flawless performance for both professionals and passionate home chefs.

Features:

  • FC61 fine-carbide stainless steel core ensures superior edge retention and sharpness

  • 49-layer Spark Damascus design offers exceptional durability and stunning aesthetics

  • Friodur® double ice-hardening enhances corrosion resistance and blade longevity

  • Honbazuke hand-honed edge provides an incredibly fine, precise cut

  • Ergonomic triple-riveted handle with brass accents ensures comfort and balance

  • Handcrafted in Seki, Japan—renowned for world-class blade craftsmanship

  • Ideal for all-purpose use: slicing, dicing, and chopping with precision

Specifications:

  • Blade Length: 8″ (200mm)

  • Blade Core Material: FC61 Fine-Carbide Stainless Steel

  • Blade Construction: 49-Layer Spark Damascus

  • Hardening Process: Friodur® Double Ice-Hardened

  • Edge: Honbazuke Hand-Honed Edge

  • Handle: Triple-Riveted with Brass Detailing

  • Country of Origin: Japan (Seki City)

  • Use: Multipurpose – Slicing, Dicing, and Chopping

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