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Mirror Polished Blur Finish
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KIREAJI's collection of mirror polished blur finish knives blends functionality with artistry. Meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, these knives are not only visually stunning but also boast exceptional sharpness. Elevate your culinary experience with tools that are as beautiful as they are effective.
#Mirror Polished Blur Finish
After achieving a mirror polish, the blade is blurred using a glass bead shot process, resulting in a beautifully layered pattern.
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Mirror Polished Blur Finish Knife Collection
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Blue Steel #1 Damascus Gyuto 210mm- Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $584.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per -
White Steel #2 Damascus Deba 150mm-Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $346.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per$0.00 CADSale price $346.00 CAD -
Wihte Steel #2 Damascus Yanagiba 330mm- Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $670.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per -
Wihte Steel #2 Damascus Yanagiba 270mm- Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $508.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per -
Wihte Steel #2 Damascus Yanagiba (Sakimaru) 300mm- Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $546.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per -
Blue Steel #1 Damascus Gyuto 240mm- Mirror Polished Blur Finish
Regular price $631.00 CADRegular priceUnit price / per
KIREAJI's Three Promises to You
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1. High-quality Japanese Knive
We offer knives crafted by craftsmen from Sakai City.
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2. Genuine Sharpness
To ensure you experience sharpness, we provide a free Honbazuke by our skilled craftsmen.
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3. Lifetime Knife Use
Every knife comes with a free Saya(Sheath) for durability. We also provide paid after-sales services with Sakai City Japanese knife workshop.
Maintenance Methods for Mirror Polished Knives
Please be careful not to over-polish mirror polished knives as it may cause scratches. After use, lightly wash the knife with detergent using the soft side of a sponge. The surface of a mirror polished knife is very delicate, so dirt can be easily removed. Be cautious not to use the rough side or a coarse sponge for cleaning as it may scratch the mirror polished surface. After washing, thoroughly wipe off any moisture with a dry cloth to keep it clean.
The Origin of Craftsmanship
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Mass production lacks a sense of attachment. That’s why I want to put my heart into each piece.
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In mass production, it’s nearly impossible to infuse each item with the same passion. The more you make, the easier it becomes to cut corners, and the initial dedication put into the first piece begins to fade. As blacksmiths, we treasure every piece of steel we work with, which is why, no matter how time-consuming, we never compromise. Crafting a single blade means understanding the nature of the steel, forging it, shaping it, and putting heart and soul into it. Each piece reflects the result of hundreds of rounds of forging. That’s why mass production lacks true attachment. I believe that even the smallest item holds real value when we pour our soul into each one.