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Kyohei Shindo

Kyohei Shindo, a talented blacksmith based in Tosa, is growing a cult following for his ultra thin knife designs. His unique thin grind and polished Kurouchi finish resemble the finish of a Takeda, complemented by the Mazaki-like surgical-style tip of his blades.

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Sold outSave $14.00Kyohei Shindo Blue #2 Funayuki 165mm with Keyaki handle and black plastic ferrule
Kyohei Shindo Warikomi Blue #2 Kurouchi 165mm Funayuki Sale priceFrom $115.00 USD Regular price$149.00 USD
4.7/5.0 · 6 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Bunka 170 mm, rosewood and ebony wa handle, angled hero shot.
5.0/5.0 · 2 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Santoku 165mm makers side with rosewood handle
5.0/5.0 · 2 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Ko Funayuki 135mm with rosewood and ebony wa handle, front view
5.0/5.0 · 1 review
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Kurouchi 300mm Sakimaru
5.0/5.0 · 2 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Iron Clad Kurouchi 210mm Gyuto - Tokushu Knife
4.8/5.0 · 6 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Warikomi Gyuto 210mm No Handle
5.0/5.0 · 2 reviews
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Kurouchi 300mm Sakimaru Custom
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Iron Clad Kurouchi 240mm Gyuto No Handle
5.0/5.0 · 1 review
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Kurouchi Kiritsuke 210 mm with burnt wood handle and buffalo horn ferrule, reverse side blade profile and kurouchi finish.
Sold outTsunehisa Blue #2 Kurouchi 270mm Sakimaru / Slicer with Rosewood wa Handle - Tokushu Knife
5.0/5.0 · 1 review
Sold outKyohei Shindo Warikomi Blue #2 Kurouchi 170mm Nakiri with Keyaki Wa Handle and Plastic Ferrule Tokushu Knife.
Sold outKyohei Shindo Blue #2 Iron Clad Kurouchi Tall Santoku - Tokushu Knife
5.0/5.0 · 2 reviews

Kyohei Shindo

Kyohei Shindo, a talented blacksmith based in Tosa, is growing a cult following for his ultra thin knife designs. His unique thin grind and polished Kurouchi finish resemble the finish of a Takeda, complemented by the Mazaki-like surgical-style tip of his blades.

As a true Bladesmith, Shindo-san meticulously crafts his own stock, using a blend of Hitachi Blue #2 steel and iron. He favors the traditional warikomi method to create iron-clad carbon steel knives, a technique few blacksmiths continue to practice. This method is known for producing superior knives.

Enthusiasts particularly admire two aspects of Kyohei Shindo's knives. Firstly, his skillful hammering of a gentle "S" curve into his nakiri knives aids in preventing food from sticking. Secondly, the knives' impeccably thin grind allows them to glide through food effortlessly, as if nothing were there.