Shun Kazahana 9" Bread Knife Pattern_Copperhead The Sowbelly knife was named

The Sowbelly knife was named for it resemblance to the shape of a “pig’s belly”

The lock-back structure keeps the knife safely open while in use and keeps your attention where it should be

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25″ overall utility with 6″ blade

Shun Kazahana 9" Bread Knife Pattern_Copperhead The Sowbelly knife was namedYes, the Shun Kazahana Bread Knife cuts through bread quickly and easily, whether it's crusty or tender. But its also great for slicing melons, tomatoes, even large cuts of meat like brisket or roasts. The secret is our wide, undulating serrations that gently glide through so there's less tearing. In Japanese, "Kazahana" means "Snow that flickers like petals dancing in a clear sky," much like the finish on its beautiful satin finish blade. A simply