Gyuto 180mm 125SC Honyaki Stabilized Karelian Birch Burl Oblivion Blades but behind the edge that

but behind the edge that tapering converts to a hair-splitting edge at the nose of the blade

A very thin and perfectly convexed blade

although working by hand with a whetstone is far more challenging both in terms of skill and physically

The linear texture on this Karol Karyś Gyuto 220mm was discovered on the streets of Kraków an example of Karol's passion for the brutalist design that is present in all of his knives

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Gyuto 180mm 125SC Honyaki Stabilized Karelian Birch Burl Oblivion Blades but behind the edge thatThe is a raw, natural beauty to the knives that Karol Kary produces. Like they have been produced by nature herself through erosion and the unyielding force of weather beating down for years upon years. The textures Karol imprints upon his knives are inspired by brutalist architecture and when combined with Honyaki the result is stunning. This 180mm Gyuto features a variety of textures along the face of the blade that emphasis the hamon or temper line