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SERAX Inku - Paring knife

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$18.2 $26 In stock

Category: Kitchen

A striking paring knife, with a layered steel blade and a stunning cherry wood handle. Another design that draws on Sergio Herman’s passion for Japanese artistry, just like the other items in the Inku Collection.  The emphasis for this knife set was on the material and the knives’ various uses. The set consists of four different knives.   Dimensions: H1.3cmxW1.28cmxL18.9cm Material: Stainless steel, wood Weight: 0.05kg Maintainance: Not dishwasher-proof Design: Sergio Herman Reference: B7922004
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia ★★★★★

The layered steel blade holds its edge beautifully—I’ve used it for everything from apples to trimming meat, and it still feels razor sharp. The balance is perfect in my hand, making detailed work almost effortless.

Miles ★★★★★

The cherry wood handle feels incredibly smooth and well-balanced, and the layered steel blade is already making precise cuts a joy. This knife is a pleasure to use every day.

Ruby ★★★★★

I was worried a paring knife this pretty would be all looks, but the layered steel blade actually holds a sharp edge through a pile of shallots. The weight sits right in my hand for trimming herbs and hulling strawberries.