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Higo-No-Kami Pocket Knife | Kiku Ichi Monji
Higo-No-Kami Pocket Knife | Kiku Ichi Monji
This is a simple folding pocket knife traditionally carried by Japanese carpenters. You could use your knife for opening letters, boxes, snacks and more as it is very versatile.
Detail
Size: 16.5 cm (with blades open)
Weight: 40g
Artisan
Using the superb sword-making technique passed down through generations, Kiku Ichi Monji '菊一文字' pledges to produce high-quality cutlery. The grinder comes with a beautiful box.
The name Kiku Ichi Monji comes from a unique engraved stamp by a swordsmith Norimune. In the year 1208 the Emperor Gotoba gave permission to his swordsmith Norimune to stamp the blade of each sword with the imperial chrysanthemum-crest. Norimune then engraved the number 1 below the crest. Thus the name Kiku Ichi Monji, "chrysanthemum one", was created.