Established in 1744
Brand: Banshu Hamono
The blacksmith industry in Banshu region in the Hyogo prefecture of Japan was said to have started long ago when a Katana factory was located there. What began as an industry producing straight razors in 1744 now manufactures a variety of products including utility knives, traditional Japanese straight razors, Japanese gripping shears used for cutting thread, pruning shears, and floral shears. Each piece is painstakingly made by hand by skilled craftsmen using the same techniques that have been employed for generations.
These traditional Japanese Higonokami, or folding utility knives, are made of high carbon "Ao-hagane" blue steel. The blade folds into a brass sheath. Gifted boxed.
Materials: Steel + Brass
Dimensions: Full Open Length: 6.5"
Care Instructions: Wipe clean with a soft cloth. If liquid is needed, use water only and dry thoroughly to prevent rust.
Made in Japan
