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SKU: no-7-nakiri-knife
Built for heavy-duty prep, this vegetable-focused knife is suited to hunters and outdoor cooks who need a straightforward tool for breaking down large produce. Its square profile and straight edge are designed for chopping tasks where a rocking chef’s knife is less useful, including dense vegetables like sweet potatoes, butternut squash, and zucchini. The deep, flat blade also supports clean work on leafy greens such as lettuce and cabbage. A full tang 50CrMoV15 stainless steel blade, Pakkawood handle, and full-grain cow leather sheath round out a practical package with a refined look.
Square Shape
Straight edge suit chopping and
Heavy-duty Vegetable
Prep, including squash, zucchini, and
Deep, Flat
Blade supports shredding and chiffonading
Full Tang
50CrMoV15 stainless steel blade is
Pakkawood Handle
A refined look
| Blade Shape | square shape |
|---|---|
| Blade Steel | 50CrMoV15 stainless steel |
| Edge Type | straight edge |
| Handle Material | Pakkawood |
| Knife Type | Nakiri |
| Sheath Material | full-grain cow leather |
| Tang | Full Tang |
This Nakiri is described as a Japanese vegetable knife, suited to heavy-duty prep work. Its square shape and straight edge are intended for chopping vegetables and for slicing leafy greens such as lettuces and cabbages.
Yes. The description specifically mentions sweet potatoes, butternut squash, and large zucchini as examples of produce this knife is meant to work through.
The product data lists a full tang 50CrMoV15 stainless steel blade and a Pakkawood handle.
Yes. It includes a full-grain cow leather sheath.
It is described as blending some versatility of a chef knife with the blunt shape of a cleaver, but it is still a Nakiri designed specifically for vegetable prep rather than a general-purpose chef knife.