Ultra Sharp Japanese Bread Knife This Japanese bread knife features a 10Cr15MoV steel blade with 7-layer forged construction (62HRC hardness) and a sharp serrated edge. The 3.5mm thin blade slices crusty sourdough, soft brioche, and dense fruits like pineapple without crushing. Designed for homemade bread, its serrated teeth stay sharp through hundreds of cuts, outperforming standard bread knives. Perfect for trimming cakes or carving loaves, it delivers clean, crumb-free results.
7-Layer Forged Durability & Rust Resistance Built with 7-layer steel (6 high-carbon layers + 1 corrosion-resistant core), this Japanese bread knife resists rust, bending, and chipping even when cutting frozen bread or hard-crusted loaves. The serrated edge retains its bite through repeated use, while the dishwasher-safe design ensures easy cleanup. Ideal for sourdough enthusiasts and busy kitchens, it’s engineered to last years without losing performance.
Comfortable G10 Handle The military-grade G10 fiberglass handle offers an octagonal non-slip grip, staying secure even when slicing sticky banana bread or oily focaccia. Weighing just 210g, it reduces wrist strain during prolonged use while allowing precise control for angled cuts. Unlike bulky bread knives, its ergonomic design fits comfortably in all hand sizes, making it a favorite for bakers and pastry chefs.
Hand Forged Balance Each Japanese bread knife is hand-hammered for a perfect 50/50 balance between blade and handle. The hammered texture minimizes friction when cutting dense loaves, while the tapered tip excels in detailed tasks like scoring bread dough. Lightweight yet sturdy, it’s the best bread knife for sourdough enthusiasts who demand precision and artistry.
Luxury Gift Box Presented in a premium gift box with a blade guard and care guide, this long bread knife is the ultimate gift for bakers, weddings, or holidays. Its sleek design and serrated bread knife functionality make it ideal for Christmas, birthdays, or housewarmings—combining practicality with Japanese craftsmanship.