MIYABI KNIVES

See how Japanese artistry and German precision make the perfect pairing.

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96 Results
96 Results
MIYABI KOH 4000FC
8-inch, Gyutoh, brown
2 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 249.99
MIYABI HIBANA 800DP
8-inch, Gyutoh
Average rating 5.0
(3 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 299.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
7-inch, Nakiri, brown
Sale Price: C$ 449.99
MIYABI KAIZEN II 5000FCD
8-inch, Gyutoh, black - Visual Imperfections
Average rating 4.3
(10 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 194.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
7-inch, Santoku, brown
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 499.99
MIYABI HIBANA 800DP
6.5-inch, Nakiri
Sale Price: C$ 299.99
MIYABI KOYA 4000FCv2
7-inch, Santoku, beige
-20%
Standard Price: C$ 249.99Sale Price: C$ 199.99
MIYABI ARTISAN 6000MCT
8-inch, Gyutoh, brown
Average rating 4.6
(5 Ratings)
3 Sizes
-15%
Standard Price: C$ 329.99Sale Price: C$ 279.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
3.5-inch, Shotoh, brown
Average rating 5.0
(3 Ratings)
3 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 299.99
MIYABI HIBANA 800DP
9.5-inch, Bread knife
-24%
Standard Price: C$ 329.99Sale Price: C$ 249.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
5.5-inch, Shotoh, brown
Average rating 5.0
(3 Ratings)
3 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 379.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
7 Piece, Knife block set, brown
Average rating 4.9
(121 Ratings)
-11%
Standard Price: C$ 2,249.99Sale Price: C$ 1,999.99
MIYABI KOH 4000FC
5.5-inch, Shotoh, brown
Sale Price: C$ 189.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
8-inch, Gyutoh, brown
Average rating 5.0
(2 Ratings)
3 Sizes
-16%
Standard Price: C$ 499.99Sale Price: C$ 419.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
Bunka 6.5 inch
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
-20%
Standard Price: C$ 499.99Sale Price: C$ 399.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
2 Piece, Knife set, brown
Sale Price: C$ 769.99
ZWILLING
Sharpening stone set, 6 Piece
Average rating 4.8
(32 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 569.99
MIYABI MIKOTO 4500FCD
8-inch, Chef's knife
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
NEW
Sale Price: C$ 419.99
MIYABI HIBANA 800DP
3.5-inch, Shotoh
Sale Price: C$ 199.99
MIYABI ARTISAN 6000MCT
9.5-inch, Sujihiki, brown
Sale Price: C$ 379.99
MIYABI ARTISAN 6000MCT
7-inch, Santoku, brown
Average rating 4.8
(74 Ratings)
2 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 329.99
MIYABI KOH 4000FC
9.5-inch, Sujihiki, brown
Sale Price: C$ 259.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
3 Piece, Knife set, brown
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 1,069.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
9-inch, Gyutoh, brown
Average rating 5.0
(60 Ratings)
3 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 579.99
MIYABI KOH 4000FC
Kudamono 3.5 inch
-24%
Standard Price: C$ 169.99Sale Price: C$ 129.99
MIYABI BIRCHWOOD 5000MCD
4 Piece, Steak set, brown
Average rating 5.0
(33 Ratings)
-17%
Standard Price: C$ 1,199.99Sale Price: C$ 999.99
MIYABI MIKOTO 4500FCD
7-inch, Nakiri
Average rating 4.5
(2 Ratings)
NEW
Sale Price: C$ 399.99
MIYABI IKI
7-inch, Santoku, brown
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
Sale Price: C$ 749.99
MIYABI BLACK 5000MCD67
7-inch, Santoku, brown
Average rating 5.0
(1 Ratings)
-17%
Standard Price: C$ 659.99Sale Price: C$ 549.99
MIYABI KOH 4000FC
9.5-inch, Gyutoh, brown
2 Sizes
Sale Price: C$ 269.99
MIYABI IKI
8-inch, Gyutoh, brown
Sale Price: C$ 749.99
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MIYABI Knives & Knife Sets

Since as early as the 14th century, the city of Seki has served as the sword-making center of Japan. Samurai swords, also known as katana, were used by samurai warriors in feudal Japan. They were slowly banned during the mid-19th century Meiji Restoration in an attempt to modernize the country. Consequently, many swordsmiths needed to refocus their skills. They began to produce knives, this time for the kitchen instead of the battlefield. Today, these specialty steel blades are crafted by a combination of traditional hand tools and modern machinery. Seki is now the revered home of modern Japanese cutlery.

Why should you choose Japanese knives? Light in weight, Japanese knives feature thin, hard steel blades with an ultra-sharp edge and long-lasting sharpness. These beautiful knives are designed for exceptionally precise cutting and superior performance. MIYABI’s intricate knife-making method incorporates time-honoured techniques, premium steels and innovative hardening processes. Each blade touches the hands of skilled artisans, ensuring beauty and quality like no other. Honbazuke, Japanese for “true cutting edge,” is the three-step honing process that gives Japanese blades their exceptional sharpness. Each step of this traditional technique is done by hand. Blades are coarsely ground with a vertically rotating whetstone, fine-honed with a horizontally rotating whetstone, then polished using a leather belt. Combined with a traditional, Japanese 9.5° to 12° edge angle, Honbazuke makes MIYABI knives remarkably sharp MIYABI Steels.

Three distinct types of steel are used in the MIYABI collection. Each one has a different degree of hardness — as shown on the Rockwell scale — that affects the sharpness and the length of time the knives stay sharp.

SG2 (MC63) STEEL MIYABI Birchwood and Artisan Microcarbide powder steel with a hardness of 63 Rockwell. SG2 is synonymous with Japanese sharpness. Evenly-spread carbides give SG2 its scalpel-like precision and impressive cutting-edge retention. Unsurpassed sharpness for the ultimate Japanese knife.

VG10 (CMV60) STEEL MIYABI Kaizen and Fusion Morimoto Edition Cobalt Molybdenum Vanadium Steel with a hardness of 60 Rockwell. The highly complex composition gives the cutting edge long-lasting sharpness. Signature sharpness for which Japanese knives are renowned.

SPECIAL FORMULA STEEL MIYABI Red Morimoto Edition Special Formula Steel with a hardness of 57 Rockwell. This traditional German composition includes carbon for hardness and chromium for corrosion resistance. Perfect balance between Japanese bladesmithing and Western-style ease of use.