Haruta · VG10 Damascus
4.88 · 116 reviewsHaruta 4 tommer VG10 japansk Damaskus stålskærekniv med træskaft og skede
- 4" skærekniv til frugt, urter og detaljeret forberedelsesarbejde
- VG10 Japansk Damaskus stål - 67-lags konstruktion
- Traditionelt træhåndtag med beskyttende skede
- Gratis verdensomspændende levering + 180-dages pengene-tilbage-garanti
The Haruta range
13 pieces-
10-delt knivsæt
4.561,00 kr
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5-delt knivsæt
3.193,00 kr
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Kokkekniv og stålkassesæt
1.186,00 kr
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8" Gyuto kniv
821,00 kr
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8" Kiritsuke kniv
821,00 kr
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5" Utility Kniv
639,00 kr
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7" Santoku kniv
821,00 kr
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7,7" Nakiri Cleaver
821,00 kr
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13" slibestål
502,00 kr
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10" brødkniv
821,00 kr
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6" udbeningskniv
730,00 kr
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4" skærekniv
593,00 kr
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7" Nakiri kniv
821,00 kr
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Is it the right knife?
The Haruta paring knife. Small knife, fine work.
A 4" VG10 Damascus blade, folded into 67 layers with a feather pattern, on an oval wooden handle — with its own wooden scabbard. The small knife you reach for when a big one is too much.
- 4" (10.2cm) blade for peeling and fine detail
- VG10 Japanese steel, 67-layer feather Damascus
- Oval wooden handle and solid wood scabbard
Best for
Choose the paring knife for peeling, trimming, hulling and garnishing — the detail jobs a bigger knife is too clumsy for. A natural partner to a gyuto or santoku.
The steel
Why VG10 Damascus?
Every Haruta blade has a VG10 Japanese steel core wrapped in Damascus layers, so it takes a keen edge, holds it, and looks like nothing else in your kitchen.
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67
Layers
Damascus steel folded around the core for strength, stain resistance and the feather pattern.
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VG10
Japanese steel core
A high-carbon stainless steel prized for taking a fine edge and holding it.
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12°
Edge angle
A finer edge than most Western knives, so it glides through food with less pressure.
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1 of 1
Feather pattern
Each blade is hand-finished, so no two patterns are quite the same.
Specifications
- Blade
- VG10 core, 67-layer Damascus steel
- Edge
- 12° double bevel
- Handle
- Oval wooden handle
- Storage
- Solid wood scabbard included
Care
- Use on wood or plastic boards only
- Hand wash and dry straight after use
- Sharpen at a 12° angle when it stops slicing cleanly
- Not for bones or frozen food
In your kitchen
Prep you’ll look forward to.
Herbs stay green, onions stop fighting back and soft tomatoes slice without a squash. Once you’ve cooked with a blade this fine, everything else feels blunt.
How it compares
Haruta vs the usual suspects
| Feature | Haruta | Supermarket knife | German steel knife |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting feel | Effortless, clean cuts with light pressure | Tears and squashes soft food | Clean, but needs more force |
| Stays sharp | Hard Japanese steel keeps its edge for longer | Dulls quickly | Needs honing more often |
| Precision work | Slim blade for fine slicing and detail | Thick, clumsy blade | Heavier, thicker blade |
| Value | Japanese pro-grade steel for 593,00 kr | Cheap, but replaced often | Premium prices for softer steel |
| Feature | Haruta | Supermarket | German |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cutting feel | Yes | No | Partly |
| Stays sharp | Yes | No | Partly |
| Precision work | Yes | No | Partly |
| Value | Yes | Partly | No |
Loved in home and pro kitchens
Based on 116 reviews of the Haruta range
In professional kitchens
Trusted by professional chefs
Chefs who use Santoku knives
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Keep it razor sharp
Add the whetstone set
Four grits and a foolproof angle guide: everything you need to keep your Haruta edge sharp for years.
Hvæsesten Slibesten 400/1000 3000/8000 · 548,00 krFAQ
Good to know
Which Haruta knife should I start with?
Most people start with the 8" gyuto: it handles meat, fish and veg. Prefer something lighter and more compact? Choose the 7" santoku. Kitting out a whole kitchen? The 5-piece and 10-piece sets work out cheaper than buying the knives one by one.
Does it come with a scabbard?
Yes. Every Haruta knife comes with its own solid wood scabbard, so the edge stays protected in a drawer or on the move.
How long does delivery take?
Shipping is free worldwide on every order. Most orders arrive within 7–10 business days; remote areas can take a little longer.
What if it’s not right for me?
You have 180 days to return it, as long as it's complete, undamaged and in its original packaging.
Is there a warranty?
Yes. Every Haruta knife is covered by our lifetime warranty.
Ready when you are
Small blade. Serious precision.
Bring it home and feel the difference on your very first chop.
- Lifetime warranty
- 180-day returns
- Free worldwide shipping