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Japanese Masahiro Dragon Knife Set with name engraving + Dragon chef jacket

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The Japanese Masahiro knife with Dragon laser engraving and name personalization is a magnificent chef's knife adorned with a traditional Japanese symbol of good wishes. It's a winning combination with Egochef's Dragon Chef Jacket! A fantastic gift for anyone who like Japanese cuisine. In Japan, the dragon is seen as a helpful and fortunate creature who brings equilibrium. Giving this knife with Dragon to someone is a sign of good fortune, sickness protection, family protection, and the wish for a long life. The Japanese chef's knife Masahiro with blade length of 21 cm may be utilized for a variety of tasks in the kitchen and is a must-have shape and length for any chef. This knife was made from MBS-26, a high-carbon molybdenum-vanadium stainless steel that was hardened in three steps to 58-59 HRC. Masahiro knives have an unrivaled level of sharpness thanks to the work of master artisans with over 30 years of experience. The handle is composed of Black Pakkawood, which has been pressed into a single, exceptionally durable, moisture and water resistant material. The antibacterial-coated oak handle is easy to clean and has been secured with three carefully placed rivets. The knife is compact and light, with a grip that fits comfortably in both small and large hands. It permits a rhythmic, very efficient movement, waving over the surface when slicing or chopping various items in the kitchen, thanks to the excellent balance between blade and handle. The Dragon-engraving knife can be customised with a name or text of your choice. The engraved name or text can be entered in the Order Comments section of the Shopping Cart. 65 percent polyester and 35 percent cotton make up the Egochef unisex chef jacket with beautiful dragon-shaped embroidery. Snap buttons and a breathable Air Plus back are included. M, L, and XL are the sizes available. ph. Andrea Vaccari