VEARK CK01 Kitchen Knife

The beautiful CK01 Kitchen Knife by Danish design studio VEARK is forged from a single piece of stainless steel. The unique and minimal chef´s knife features a 20cm (7,9”) blade that is manufactured through a classic forging process which takes place in the traditional knife forging town of Solingen, Germany. So each knife is a unique piece, no two are alike. The innovative open handle design lets you slide your thumb onto the blade and grab the knife right at the balance point, making it a pleasure to work with. watch the video below

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