SANTOKU

The Santoku knife originates from Japan and is renowned for its versatility and ability to handle a wide range of food preparation tasks. Its distinctive features include a wide, flat blade that facilitates cutting, slicing, and chopping of food. The tip of the blade is rounded, providing greater control during cutting and reducing the risk of damaging ingredients.

The Florence line is the line forged with blades made through an industrial production process of plastic deformation of steel with varying sections, usually brought to high temperature and worked with repeated blows of a hammer or a forging press, which permanently change the shape of the piece without causing it to break. This process makes the blade very resistant and heavy, allowing for easy and balanced cutting with little force applied during the operation. This prestigious line fully expresses the spirit of the city of knives of Maniago, where the forging process is recognized and appreciated worldwide.