Katana Saya Pakkawood Carving Fork 18cm
£49.95
In stock - Ready to be shipped
Estimated delivery between October 09 and October 11.
Bring precision, style and confidence to your Sunday roast with the Katana Saya Pakkawood 18cm Carving Fork. Designed in a distinctive Japanese style, this premium carving fork provides a secure grip on joints of meat, making it easy to stabilise, lift, transfer and serve roast beef, lamb, pork, poultry and other large cuts.
- Carving Fork with 18cm durable tines
- Premium stainless steel
- Pakkawood handle with opal-effect ring
- Wooden gift box
- Available as Carving Set
Premium Pakkawood Handle
The beautifully polished pakkawood handle of the Pakkawood kitchen knife range provides a comfortable, secure grip while adding a luxurious finish. An elegant opal-effect ring completes the handle, giving the knife a distinctive appearance that looks as impressive as it performs.
- Handwash only with a soft cloth and mild detergent. Not dishwasher safe.
- Towel dry immediately after washing.
- Store in a safe place our of reach of children using safe storage solutions e.g. case or sheath
- Avoid hard cutting surfaces e.g. glass, stone or ceramic
Katana Saya Carving Forks are presented in a wooden gift box for safe, stylish storage and luxury gifting. Our carving forks are also available as part of a premium carving set with a Damascus Steel carving knife.
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Fork
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SKU
KSL-20
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Knife Type
Carving Fork
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Series
Katana Saya Pakkawood
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Style
Western
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Set Components
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Weight
211g
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Tines
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Length
18cm
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Width
3cm
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Material
Stainless Steel
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Handle
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Length
13cm
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Width
2cm
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Material
Pakkawood
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Shape
Round
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Damascus Knives Rooted in Japanese Culture
Light, natural olive wood handles meet 67-layer VG-10 Damascus steel, tempered for lasting sharpness and strength. A range built for everyday use, from delicate paring work to hearty carving, with the quiet warmth of natural wood grain. Each knife is presented in its own gift box with a wooden saya or leather sheath.
