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Stainless Steel Chef's Knife, 180mm Nakiri Blade with Wooden Handle, Riveted Construction for Precision Chopping, Slicing & Everyday Kitchen Work [Professional-Grade Edge, Comfortable Grip]
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A blade that feels right in your hand from the first cut
This 180mm Nakiri knife sits somewhere between precision and practicality. The rectangular stainless steel blade has a flat profile that lets you rock through vegetables and herbs without the blade tip lifting, while the dark brown wooden handle, secured by three solid metallic rivets, gives you a grip that's warm and steady. It's the kind of knife that becomes part of your routine the moment you pick it up.
Built for the work your kitchen actually needs
The Nakiri shape means you get a wider blade surface than a traditional chef's knife, which makes it easier to scoop up chopped ingredients straight from the board into a pot or pan. The stainless steel construction resists rust and discolouration, so it stays sharp and bright through daily washing. Those three rivets aren't just decorative, they anchor the blade to the handle so the joint stays solid through years of use, and the wooden handle gives you tactile feedback as you work, letting you feel the weight and balance of each stroke.
Why it's worth keeping in your rotation
A good kitchen knife changes how you cook. This one is reliable and comfortable enough to reach for every day, whether you're prepping vegetables for dinner, slicing meat, or breaking down herbs for a sauce. The flat Nakiri profile makes quick work of repetitive chopping tasks, and the 180mm length is long enough to handle most ingredients without being so large that it feels unwieldy in smaller hands. You get professional performance without the price tag of a premium brand.
Keep the edge keen and the handle protected
Wash by hand and dry immediately after use to keep the wooden handle from absorbing moisture. A light wipe with mineral oil on the handle every few months keeps the wood from drying out and cracking.
Product specifications
Material
Stainless steel blade, wooden handle with metallic rivets
Finish
Polished stainless steel blade, natural dark brown wood handle
Design
Nakiri blade, flat rectangular profile, three-rivet handle construction
Use case
Daily vegetable prep, herb chopping, slicing meat, kitchen work
Dimensions
180mm blade length
Why Shop with Confidence
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Flat Nakiri Blade Profile
Rocks smoothly through vegetables and herbs without the tip lifting making repetitive chopping faster and more comfortable.
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Rust-Resistant Stainless Steel
Resists discolouration and corrosion through daily washing and food contact staying sharp and bright for years.
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Riveted Wooden Handle
Three metallic rivets anchor the blade firmly to the warm, textured handle creating a joint that stays solid under daily use.
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Professional-Grade Construction
Balanced weight and sharp edge deliver precision cutting performance for everyday kitchen prep, chopping and slicing tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Nakiri has a flat, rectangular blade instead of a pointed tip, which lets you rock the knife through herbs and vegetables with less effort. The wider blade also helps you scoop chopped ingredients straight into a pot.
Yes, the blade is stainless steel, which means it won't rust or stain with daily washing and use. It's designed to hold an edge and stay bright even after frequent kitchen prep.
The rivets anchor the blade permanently to the wooden handle, creating a joint that won't loosen or separate no matter how often you use the knife. This construction is standard on professional-grade kitchen knives.
Wood can absorb some odours if left wet for too long, but as long as you wash and dry the knife immediately after use, it'll stay neutral and fresh. A quick wipe with mineral oil every few months also keeps the wood protected.
Yes, the Nakiri comes ready to use with a sharp edge. Over time, like all kitchen knives, it will dull with regular use and benefit from sharpening on a whetstone or honing steel.
Keep it on a magnetic strip, in a knife block, or with a blade guard to protect both the edge and your hands. Avoid tossing it loose in a drawer where the blade might hit other utensils.
