Carter Knives Muteki White #1 Stainless Clad #5516 Petty by Taylor 5.94″

Introducing the exquisite Muteki #5516 Petty by Taylor Shields, a masterpiece emanating from the renowned brand Muteki, founded by the 19th Generation Yamamoto Master Bladesmith, Murray Carter. This Petty Kitchen Knife, skillfully crafted by Taylor Shields, one of Carter's protégés, stands as a testament to the legacy of unparalleled cutlery craftsmanship.

The Muteki #5516 Petty is not just a knife; it's a blend of tradition, precision, and quality, designed for those who seek excellence in their culinary endeavors. Its blade, forged from Hitachi White #1 Steel and laminated with 410 Stainless Steel, offers both the sharpness expected from a high-carbon core and the durability and rust resistance of stainless steel. The finish, a beautiful forged and polished surface, highlights the meticulous attention to detail and the skill involved in its creation.

The handle, made from Arizona Desert Ironwood and Verawood, is both elegant and durable, providing a comfortable grip and enhancing the knife's overall aesthetics. Notably, the Verawood in the handle will develop a richer, greener color over time, adding to the unique character of the knife. This process is a natural occurrence, showcasing the organic beauty of the materials used.

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• Brand: Muteki
• Maker: Taylor Shields
• Knife Type: Kitchen Knife (Petty)
• Blade Length: 5.94″ (151 mm, approximately 6 inches)
• Steel Type: Hitachi White #1 Steel core with 410 Stainless Steel lamination
• Handle Material: Arizona Desert Ironwood, Verawood with Black and White Ebony liner
• Weight: 4.3 oz (122 g)
• Blade Width: 1.73″ (44 mm)
• Blade Thickness: 0.076″ (1.93 mm)

This Muteki #5516 Petty knife by Taylor Shields is a must-have for those who appreciate the finer aspects of cooking and kitchenware. Its balance, functionality, and beauty make it a prized possession and a perfect tool for precise cutting tasks.

Note: The natural materials used in the handle will evolve in color over time, enhancing the uniqueness of your knife. Care for it as you would any fine tool, and it will reward you with a lifetime of service.