Jean Dubost - Sense Black 1920 Santoku Knife

Jean Dubost has been designing and crafting an extensive range of knives, flatware and accessories since 1920 in Viscomtat, a small mountain village Thiers, widely regarded as the capital city of French cutlery. Using traditional manufacturing processes, the company's excellence has been recognized by the French government with the prestigious "EVP" label, designating it as a living heritage company. Jean Dubost is a proud manufactures of genuine, made in France Laguiole products. With the introduction of the new recycled handle Sense collection, Jean Dubost has expanded their innovation and eco-responsible production approach to preserve the fragile resources of our environment.

• A complete collection of European kitchen knives from the 1920s collection, featuring a full tang stainless steel blade with stainless rivets on handles made of 100% recycled plastic waste material.
• In Japanese, Santoku refers to "three virtues" of chopping, slicing and dicing. An all purpose kitchen knife, uniquely designed to help prevent food from sticking to the blade
• The production of each knife involves multiple processes, including the cutting & heat treatment of raw metal, grinding, polishing and sharpening. Handle and rivet assembly are among the final steps