Master Fujiwara is globally acclaimed for creating not only stunning knives, but incredibly high-performance knives. His work has a rustic fit and finish which for those keen on wanting to learn how to polish a spine or choil, is even better given you'll end up with a high-performance knife and a new set of skills.

What makes the Maboroshi line from Fujiwara-san desireable? In our opinion two things.

Shirogami 1 (white steel no. 1) is amongst one of the favourite carbon steels for most knife enthusiasts for its ease of sharpening, but most importantly how razor sharp the steel feels in hand and on the cutting board.

Second, the Maboroshi line hosts one of the more beautiful hand-hammered (tsuchime) patterns we've seen. Very deep craters make it obvious this is a hand-hammered product and with stainless steel cladding, those details are sure to stay. Patina will only develop on the cutting edge.

A 210mm gyuto is by far one of our most popular knife styles and length. Whether you are a home cook or a busy on the line professional chef, there's just something about 210mm that fits the sweet spot for most. Kind of like having a shoe that's half a size larger so when you decide to put on a warmer pair of socks, the shoe still fits seamlessly. To tie it back to knives, what we mean is, 210mm is a very versatile length which belongs in any kitchen!

Brand:  Teruyasu Fujiwara

Type: Fujiwara Maboroshi

Shape: Gyuto

Blade Length: 210mm

Blade Height: 50mm

HRC: 65

Cladding:  Stainless Steel

Core Steel: White #1

Bevel: Even

Weight: 211g

Handle: Octogonal Wa Magnolia and Horn ferrule 

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Teruyasu Fujiwara Maboroshi Stainless Clad White #1 Tsuchime 210mm Gyuto wa Handle

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$423.00

Regular price $398.00
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Master Fujiwara is globally acclaimed for creating not only stunning knives, but incredibly high-performance knives. His work has a rustic fit and finish which for those keen on wanting to learn how to polish a spine or choil, is even better given you'll end up with a high-performance knife and a new set of skills.

What makes the Maboroshi line from Fujiwara-san desireable? In our opinion two things.

Shirogami 1 (white steel no. 1) is amongst one of the favourite carbon steels for most knife enthusiasts for its ease of sharpening, but most importantly how razor sharp the steel feels in hand and on the cutting board.

Second, the Maboroshi line hosts one of the more beautiful hand-hammered (tsuchime) patterns we've seen. Very deep craters make it obvious this is a hand-hammered product and with stainless steel cladding, those details are sure to stay. Patina will only develop on the cutting edge.

A 210mm gyuto is by far one of our most popular knife styles and length. Whether you are a home cook or a busy on the line professional chef, there's just something about 210mm that fits the sweet spot for most. Kind of like having a shoe that's half a size larger so when you decide to put on a warmer pair of socks, the shoe still fits seamlessly. To tie it back to knives, what we mean is, 210mm is a very versatile length which belongs in any kitchen!

Brand:  Teruyasu Fujiwara

Type: Fujiwara Maboroshi

Shape: Gyuto

Blade Length: 210mm

Blade Height: 50mm

HRC: 65

Cladding:  Stainless Steel

Core Steel: White #1

Bevel: Even

Weight: 211g

Handle: Octogonal Wa Magnolia and Horn ferrule 

Add a Custom Handle

Add Zach Peters Professional Sharpening Service

 


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Fujiwara is a legend

Everyone knows Teruyasu Fujiwara and some say he's the best blacksmith. Had to get a knife from him but I couldn't justify buying his even more expensive Denka line. Maboroshi fit and finish isn't as good as you'd expect from a 400 dollar knife but it clearly shows its hand made. It gets screamin sharp and it puts a smile on my face when i use it.