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Ishizuchi Atsu Deba 150mm Blue #2 Kurouchi

Ishizuchi Atsu Deba 150mm Blue #2 Kurouchi

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Handcrafted in Tosa, Japan, the Ishizuchi Atsu Deba 150mm is a traditional Japanese fish butchery knife forged from Blue Steel #2 using time-honoured free-forging techniques. Designed with a thicker and more substantial blade than a standard Deba, the Atsu Deba offers increased weight, strength and stability for processing larger fish and cutting through tougher sections with confidence. The Blue Steel #2 core provides exceptional edge retention and excellent sharpening characteristics, while the rustic Kurouchi finish and octagonal walnut handle showcase the knife's handmade heritage. It is an ideal choice for chefs and fishmongers seeking uncompromising performance in demanding preparation tasks.

 

Specification Details
TYPE Atsu Deba
BLADE 150 mm
STEEL Hitachi Blue Steel #2
HARDNESS01 63 HRC
FINISH Kurouchi
EDGE Double Bevel 
HANDLE Walnut · Round
OVERALL LENGTH 355 mm
ORIGIN Tosa, Kochi · Japan
SAYA Not included
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  • Why You'll Love It

    - Exceptional edge retention

    - Easy to sharpen

    - Outstanding edge retention

    - Long slicing blade

    - Premium Teakwood, Amboyna Burl & Buffalo Horn handle

    - Matching Amboyna Burl saya included

    - Ideal for slicing meat and fish

  • Celebrating Artisan Craftsmanship

    Kenrō partners with artisan workshops that value traditional craftsmanship and premium materials, choosing quality, authenticity and attention to detail over catalogue size, so every knife performs exceptionally and carries the story of the people who made it.

    Our Makers 

    - Ishizuchi | Tosa, Japan

    - KitchenKnives.id | Magetan, Indonesia

  • Care Instructions

    Hand wash only. Dry immediately after use. Never place in a dishwasher. Apply a light coat of food-safe mineral oil if storing for extended periods. Sharpen using quality whetstones. Avoid cutting frozen food or bones.

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