Product Information
Availability
In Stock
Seller
The Epicurean Cook
About this item
- YOUR KNIVES ARE COVERED FOR TWO FULL YEARS. Not a paperwork warranty. If a handle fails or an edge chips under normal home use anytime in the next 24 months, send us one photo showing our logo and pick your remedy: replacement of the failed knife OR pro-rata refund. That's the 2-Year Epicurean Promise, from a small family business in Ravenna, Ohio (USPTO Reg 8307059). Hand-wash only, no dishwasher, no bones, no frozen food.
- THIS IS THE WEDDING GIFT THAT MAKES THE RECIPIENT TEAR UP A LITTLE. Eight Damascus knives in a matte-black gift box, each in its own foam cutout. Give it at a wedding, a housewarming, a 50th, an anniversary, or the retirement of a home cook who's been quietly using dollar-store knives for 20 years. Also in Deep Black (B0BMF2SMYQ) and Wine Red (B0F3ZRY9XN) if their kitchen isn't a blue kitchen. Part of our Tidal Collection.
- REAL LAYERED DAMASCUS, NOT A PATTERN PRINTED ON THE SURFACE. Hold the blade up to the light and you can see the flowing wave pattern across both sides of the blade. That's 67 total layers of steel forge-welded together, 33 per side around a high-carbon core. HRC 60±2 hardness and a precise 15° edge per side deliver the sharpness and control expected from a premium Japanese-style kitchen knife.
- YOU'LL FINALLY HAVE THE RIGHT KNIFE FOR THE RIGHT JOB. Eight knives, each with a specific role: 8" Chef (the workhorse for 80% of your prep), 7" Santoku (fish and paper-thin veg), 7" Nakiri (straight-edge veg chopping), 7.5" Cleaver (produce, not bones), 8" Bread (serrated for crusty loaves), 5" Utility (the 90% knife for small tasks), 5.5" Boning (poultry and fish), 3.5" Paring (garnish and detail). Every blade has its own custom-fitted sheath.
- YOU'LL WANT TO LEAVE THEM ON THE COUNTER. Most kitchen knives live in a drawer. These live on a magnetic bar because guests ask about them. Every handle is a piece of cerulean blue resin swirled around real burl wood, polished smooth, and shaped to fit your hand during long prep sessions. Because resin flows differently each time it's poured, no two handles have exactly the same swirl pattern.
