Ed Mahony
4.7
Minimum € 200
PUMA IP 5.5” Santoku knife, made of Japanese VG-10 Damascus steel with walnut-pakka wood handle
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This is a beautiful Santoku knife with a damascus blade and an amber-colored pakkawood handle. The knife was designed by the well-known knifemaking expert Ernst Siebeneicher-Hellwig and combines traditional blade shapes with modern materials. The result is a timeless and attractive appearance. The blade is made of VG-10 steel, known for its high hardness, cutting ability and rust resistance. The pakkawood handle is durable and remains stable even in humid conditions. This knife is an excellent choice for the demanding kitchen, with its balanced design and high-quality finish.
| Length | 26.6 cm |
| Weight | 155g |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Wood, Steel |
| Color | Gold |
| Values | Handmade, Organic, Social Good, Dutch Design |
| Made in | Japan |
| Brand location | Germany |
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Ed Mahony
4.7
Minimum € 200
The family roots date back to the beginning of the 20th century. Until the 90s of the last century, the focus was on the production of utility knives for agriculture and households. With the start of the foundation of a company, especially for hunting and outdoor equipment in 2005, the focus shifted to the import and from 2012 on the production of own hunting and outdoor knives. At the same time, Ed Mahony started to develop and design kitchen knives together with Ernst Siebeneicher-Hellwig, a renowned knifemaker and book author in Germany. All kitchen knives are made in smaller workshops, either in Japan or China.
