Master Shin's Anvil - #59 Paring Knife, large
This flat blade paring knife is just the right size for zesting citrus, peeling a pear, de-veining shrimp or any other tight tasks a recipe requests of you - but larger than it's brother and can also be used to chop ginger, garlic or small produce.
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An outstanding carbon steel knife made by one man, Master Shin In-Young, in the oldest blacksmith shop in South Korea. In 2016 the Korean government awarded Master Shin In-Young with the highest title, recognizing his rare, traditional skills and outstanding talent, naming him the first ever Intangible Cultural Treasure. When cared for properly, your knife will serve you well for decades to come.
Handle: Chestnut or oak wood, shade-dried for years to achieve the correct weight, stability and water resistance. Blade: Carbon steel.
L:9.25"
Handle L:4.75" / Blade L:4.5" x W:1.3"
Made in South Korea
Design by: Shin In-Young
Master Shin In-Young is the head blacksmith of Master Shin's Anvil and owns the oldest blacksmith shop in South Korea, established in 1845. At age 13 he began his apprenticeship and at 17 he became a master, an unprecedented achievement even today. In 2016, the Korean government awarded him with the highest title, recognizing his rare, traditional skills and outstanding talent and naming him an Intangible Cultural Treasure. Following old-world techniques and traditional minimalistic design, Master Shin creates high-quality, functional pieces that are also durable works of art.
