MCx Gyuto SanMai Kasumi By Simon Krichbaum Simon Krichbaum Subtle and classic stylistic choices

Subtle and classic stylistic choices make this an absolutly beautiful piece from the Austrian master

tapered spine and perfectly convexed blade making for a very high-performance cutter

but the Ancient oak and ziricote both feature stunning figure and the ziricote has some lovely golden hues running through it

Aggressive tapered geometry

designed for performance but featuring beautiful Damascus

MCx Gyuto SanMai Kasumi By Simon Krichbaum Simon Krichbaum Subtle and classic stylistic choicesThe latest MCX collaboration series comes from Simon Krichbaum, an Austrian bladesmith. Simon trained under artisan bladesmith Martin Huber. His work is inspired by local Austrian artists like Benjamin Kamon, along with traditional Japanese methods and naturally his former master. The result is a combination of contemporary design, and technique, with the subtle beauty that can only be achieved by polishing knives on whetstones. Aggressive tapered