Japanese Chef Knife Sheath Wood Saya Shasimi Deba Knife Guard Case

July 17,2024

Knife Type: Deba Knife. 165 mm chef knifesheath Blade Length ≤165 mm Blade wide ≤50mmBlade thickness ≤ 5.5 mm. 180 mm chef knifesheath Blade Length ≤180 mm Blade wide ≤55 mmBlade thickness ≤ 5.5 mm. 210 mm chef knifesheath Blade Length ≤210 mm Blade wide ≤ 65 mmBlade thickness ≤ 5.5 mm.

Yoshihiro Natural Magnolia Wooden Saya Cover for Deba – Yoshihiro Cutlery

Saya covers prevent damages on knives during transport. Magnolia wood is a commonly used for Saya cover, because Magnolia wood material is able to withstand water for a long time.The breathable Magnolia wood material protects knife blades from corrosion. The Magnolia wood material has also been used in Samurai sword sheaths, so this age-old wisdom dates back to olden times.

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Although the knife sheath is not unique to Japan, few knife covers perform as well as the Japanese style saya. The design of the saya has not changed much in hundreds of years; saya covers for kitchen knives fit the knife snugly to protect the blade when storing or traveling. Ho-no-ki, or Magnolia wood, is often used to make saya covers for traditional and Western-style knives.

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[General Features] The Wooden Saya Sheath (or knife cover) is made of Ho-no-ki, or Japanese Magnolia wood, good to cover Japanese-traditional-style

[Left Handed] Magnolia Saya Sheath for 150mm Deba Knife

Material : walnut wood / Safety pin Included. moisture-resistant, and contains no strong resins that may cause corrosion in carbon steel. 180 mm chef

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Although the knife sheath is not unique to Japan, few knife covers perform as well as the Japanese saya. The design of the saya has not changed much in hundreds of years; saya covers for kitchen knives fit the knife snugly to protect the blade when storing or traveling. Ho-no-ki, or Japanese Magnolia wood, is often used to make saya covers for traditional and Western-style knives.