Kramer by Zwilling Euro Meiji santoku 18 cm, 38268-181

The Kramer by Zwilling Euro Meiji 38268-181 is a chef's knife with a blade length of 18 cm. The knife has been made in Seki, the knife capital of Japan. Every knife from the Euro Meiji series is a real piece of art, designed by the legendary American knife maker Bob Kramer.

About the Kramer by Zwelling Euro Meiji-series

The Euro Meiji series is the ultimate series of kitchen knives from Kramer by Zwilling. In this series, oriental and Western philosophies come together in seven unique knives. Made for anyone who wants high quality and striking design. No matter how high the expectations are, the Euro Meiji knives meet these with ease.

Every Kramer by Zwilling Euro Meiji knife is marvellous to see. The blade has a core made from Fc61 steel, surrounded by hundreds of other layers of steel. Thanks to a special process all knives get their own damask pattern. During this process the blade is polished and is subjected to an ice hardening process. As such you are left with a hardness of 61 HRC. It makes the knives extremely robust and hard, and it ensures that they retain their sharpness for a very long time.

Not only the blade but also the handle contributes to the special character of the knives. Made of pakka wood, a form-retaining and durable type of wood with a beautiful grain. Each handle is also equipped with an eye-catching mosaic pin. 100% handcrafted in the shape of the Kramer by Zwilling logo. Thanks to the ergonomic D-shaped handle, your cutting comfort is magnificent.

Kramer by Zwilling Euro Meiji knives: an asset for the eye, brilliant to cut with!