Iki Anniversary 8" Chef's Knife

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Miyabi Iki Moonlight Knife – A Limited-Edition Masterpiece of Refined Grace

Introducing Iki, Miyabi's new, limited-edition collection in honor of the Year of Miyabi. “Iki” means refined grace in Japanese, and this breakthrough collection draws deep inspiration from the lush, scenic beauty of Seki, Japan—a region famed for its centuries-old blade-making tradition. From the cascading waters of mountain lakes to the soft glow of moonlight over still waters, this collection embodies elegance, serenity, and exceptional craftsmanship.

Breathtakingly beautiful and stunningly sharp, Miyabi Iki represents the pinnacle of precision and performance. Crafted with cutting-edge, high-carbon MC66 steel layered 49 times, each blade showcases the exclusive “Moonlight” Damascus pattern, a visual tribute to moonlight reflected on water. The signature Shinogi grind, carved at the blade’s tip, enhances sharpness while adding a refined silhouette.

The knife’s maple burl handle delivers both durability and balance, its gently flowing shape hand-carved to mirror the movement of cascading water. Each handle is uniquely designed for the blade it complements:

• Santoku: Slimmer handle for gentler, more agile cuts

• Chef’s Knife: Wider grip for strength and control

• Paring Knife: Comfort-focused handle for precise handwork

Every Miyabi Iki knife is handcrafted in Seki, Japan, and comes backed by a lifetime warranty, making it as enduring as it is exquisite.

Key Features

• Limited-Edition Collection: Created to celebrate the Year of Miyabi

• Moonlight Damascus Pattern: 49-layer MC66 high-carbon steel for strength and beauty

• Shinogi Grind Tip: Sharpens the silhouette and enhances cutting power

• Tailored Maple Burl Handles: Intricately carved and shaped for comfort and control

• Nature-Inspired Design: Honoring Seki’s landscapes and reflective moonlit waters

• Crafted in Japan: Hand-forged in Seki, the heart of Japanese knife-making

• Lifetime Warranty: A tool—and treasure—for generations