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Kanekoma — Higonokami Pocket Knife SK Carbon Steel Black Iron Handle

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AUD A$55.99

SK carbon steel Higonokami with a black iron handle that builds a proper rugged patina over time.

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Specs

Blade Material
SK Carbon Steel
Handle
Black Iron
Blade Length
7.5cm
Total Length
17.5cm
Weight
65g
HRC
59
Lock
Friction

Description

The Kanekoma Higonokami pairs an SK carbon steel blade with a black iron handle that develops a unique patina the more you use it. The slightly wider blade profile handles heavier cutting jobs better than the standard Higonokami. A raw, unfinished look that collectors and everyday users are equally keen on.
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Worn Character

Every nick in the iron handle, every shade of the developing patina tells a story—months of whittling, slicing, and quiet utility compressed into metal. The SK blade bites into cardboard and rope with solid authority.

This isn't a knife you preserve; it's a knife you live with.

Iron and Carbon

The black iron handle is left deliberately uncoated, inviting oxidation that forms a protective layer and gives each knife a unique fingerprint over time.

SK carbon steel is Japan's go-to blade material—tough, easy to sharpen on any stone, and capable of a keen edge that handles rough cutting without chipping.

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Looking After Your Blade
Keep your blade in top nick. Give it a rinse and dry after each use to stop corrosion. Every now and then, rub a thin coat of mineral oil along the blade. Sharpen with a whetstone or honing rod at a steady angle. Store it in a sheath, knife roll, or on a magnetic strip — never chucked loose in a drawer. For carbon and Damascus steel, give it a wipe after cutting acidic foods. For folding knives, clean out the pivot and pop a drop of lubricant in to keep it opening smoothly.