Higonokami Manico ottone SK5 Knife – Coltello giapponese originale – Made in Japan - Kitchen knife - Utility knife - Steel - Japan

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Higonokami Brass-Handle SK5 Knife – Original SK5 Japanese Knife – Made in Japan

Category Catawiki:
Collectible knives / Traditional Japanese knives

Description:
Elegant traditional Japanese Higonokami knife, made in Japan according to the historic artisanal tradition of the famous Nippon folders. This model features a refined construction with a brass handle and a high-hardness SK5 carbon steel blade (about HRC 60), valued for its excellent cutting ability and long edge retention.

The minimalist, functional design is typical of authentic Higonokami: manual opening via rear lever (“chikiri”), a slim profile and essential lines that evoke the Japanese culture of the traditional utilitarian knife.

The brass handle is adorned with Japanese inscriptions and a lanyard hole, a practical and distinctive detail of everyday-use Japanese knives. The blade presents a sleek and elegant geometry, ideal for both collecting and light use.

Authentic Japanese-made item, highly sought after by enthusiasts of Eastern blade craft, vintage-style EDC, and the Higonokami tradition.

Technical features:

Type: Higonokami folding knife
Production: Made in Japan
Blade: SK5 carbon steel
Hardness: about HRC 60
Blade length: 7.5 cm
Overall length: 17 cm
Handle: engraved brass
Traditional manual opening
Lanyard hole

Conditions:
Excellent overall condition. Shows light superficial signs compatible with storage/handling. Blade well preserved with visible engravings.

Shipping:
Careful shipping with protective packaging and tracking.

Higonokami Brass-Handle SK5 Knife – Original SK5 Japanese Knife – Made in Japan

Category Catawiki:
Collectible knives / Traditional Japanese knives

Description:
Elegant traditional Japanese Higonokami knife, made in Japan according to the historic artisanal tradition of the famous Nippon folders. This model features a refined construction with a brass handle and a high-hardness SK5 carbon steel blade (about HRC 60), valued for its excellent cutting ability and long edge retention.

The minimalist, functional design is typical of authentic Higonokami: manual opening via rear lever (“chikiri”), a slim profile and essential lines that evoke the Japanese culture of the traditional utilitarian knife.

The brass handle is adorned with Japanese inscriptions and a lanyard hole, a practical and distinctive detail of everyday-use Japanese knives. The blade presents a sleek and elegant geometry, ideal for both collecting and light use.

Authentic Japanese-made item, highly sought after by enthusiasts of Eastern blade craft, vintage-style EDC, and the Higonokami tradition.

Technical features:

Type: Higonokami folding knife
Production: Made in Japan
Blade: SK5 carbon steel
Hardness: about HRC 60
Blade length: 7.5 cm
Overall length: 17 cm
Handle: engraved brass
Traditional manual opening
Lanyard hole

Conditions:
Excellent overall condition. Shows light superficial signs compatible with storage/handling. Blade well preserved with visible engravings.

Shipping:
Careful shipping with protective packaging and tracking.

Details

Era
After 2000
Kitchen knife type
Utility knife
Specific region of origin
Unknown
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Japan
Manufacturer/brand
Higonokami Manico ottone SK5 Knife – Coltello giapponese originale – Made in Japan
Material
Steel
Style
Antique inspired
Condition
As new - unused
Height
17 cm
Width
1 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
1188
Objects sold
98.12%
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