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The Ronin Tourne Paring Knife used to peel an apple for a delicious looking apple pie
Kessaku Ronin Series Tourne Knife uses, dimensions, maintenance, warranty info, and additional blade treatments
Mangoes cut decoratively using Ronin Tourne Knife
Kessaku Ronin Tourne Knife blade features: 7Cr17MoV steel, 58 HRC, 16 degree edge, reinforced spine
Avocado cut in half using the Ronin Bird's Beak Paring Knife
Kessaku Ronin Tourne Knife handle features: Pakkawood handle, full tang, contoured bolster, laser etched end cap
The Ronin Tourne Knife lays atop a bowl after slicing strawberries, peach, and avocado
The Ronin Bird's Beak Paring Knife after cutting large cherry tomatoes.
The Ronin Tourne Knife with sliced apples and kiwi on toast with feta
The Ronin Bird's Beak Knife pitting and slicing an avocado.

Kessaku 2.75" Bird's Beak Tourne Paring Knife - Ronin Series

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The Ronin Bird's Beak Knife pitting and slicing an avocado.

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Bird's Beak Knife

Designed for intricate cutting, the Ronin Bird’s Beak Tourné Paring Knife is great for crafting vegetable garnishes, and perfect for any foods and garnishes that require attention to detail. A part of a chef’s skillset is the tournée cut. This technique turns fruits and vegetables into uniform elliptical shapes for even cooking. When this technique is mastered, knowing how to tournée will add to the aesthetic and texture of sides, stews, or roasts.


The Ronin Series
Distinguished by the eye-catching subtle beauty of their finely etched chromed steel, our Ronin Series blades are strikingly sharp and exquisitely etched over in an elegant pattern reminiscent of the classic Japanese Seigaiha pattern (waves layered from concentric circles), which represents surges of good luck. It can also signify resilience, and power. Our specially formulated high-carbon 7Cr17MoV stainless steel adds a high order of Chromium for enhanced corrosion resistance and tensile strength. Thanks to the chosen Rockwell Hardness of 58, honing and sharpening is effortless.

Beautifully adorned with two gorgeous marbled resin bands reminiscent of twin moons or celestial wedding rings, Ronin Series knives come equipped with an extremely durable mirror-polished Pakkawood handle. They have high water-resisting capabilities, won't crack or split, and are easy to clean and maintain. Composed of wood fibers and fortified with resins, Pakkawood is exceptionally dense, and possesses incredible strength. It is no wonder it is a material often used in both military and kitchen environments.

The Kessaku Ronin Series 2.75-Inch Tourne Paring Knife features, dimensions, and steel composition

Features and Benefits

  • The blade is beautifully etched in an elegant and subtle Japanese Seigaiha pattern
  • Precision-forged & Nitrogen-cooled professional-grade High-Carbon 7Cr17MoV Stainless Steel
  • Hand sharpened using the complex, three-stage, traditional Japanese Honbazuke method to a perfect 16-degree angle per side
  • Amazing edge retention keeps its blade’s sharpness long
  • Added chromium for greatly enhanced wear, stain, and corrosion resistance, and increased tensile strength
  • Rockwell Hardness of 58 for maximum strength, flexibility, & blade edge durability
  • Gorgeous pakkawood mirror-polished smooth handle offers astonishing comfort
  • Full Tang Strength and handcrafted solid construction
  • Stunning twin resin bands
  • Seamless build ensures no dirt or debris can ever infiltrate its pristine body
  • Impact-resistant pakkawood handle is nearly impervious to heat, cold, & moisture
  • Laser-etched end-cap counterbalance
The Kessaku Ronin Series 2.75-Inch Tourne Paring includes a felt-lined knife sheath, polishing cloth, and premium gift box

Included Items

  • Kessaku Ronin Series 2.75" Bird's Beak Tourne Paring Knife
  • Kessaku Felt-Lined Knife Sheath
  • Kessaku Premium Gift Box with Magnetic Closure
  • Kessaku Polishing Cloth
  • Kessaku Care Instruction Booklet

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