Maestro Wu Artillery Steel Knife Gift Set
Maestro Wu Artillery Steel Knife Gift Set
Maestro Wu hand forges knives from salvaged artillery shells fired on Taiwan by mainland China since the early 1900s. Artillery steel makes a strong blade not prone to rusting or chipping. These classic Chinese knives and cleavers are renowned across the world by the Taiwanese diaspora for quality and craftsmanship.
Maestro Wu hand forges knives from salvaged artillery shells fired on Taiwan by mainland China since the early 1900s. Artillery steel makes a strong
Maestro Wu Artillery Steel Fish Knife
Maestro Wu hand forges knives from salvaged artillery shells fired on Taiwan by mainland China since the early 1900s. Artillery steel makes a strong blade not prone to rusting or chipping. These classic Chinese knives and cleavers are renowned across the world by the Taiwanese diaspora for quality and craftsmanship. View our full Maestro Wu collection here.The Maestro Wu Fish Knife is a traditional style knife for cleaning and filleting small fish.
Maestro Wu Artillery Steel Fish Knife
Forged from real bombshells, RC 57-58 (stain resistant carbon steel) Individually hand sharpened, and is razor sharp out of the box Excellent balance
Maestro Wu 8” D7 Taiwan Tuna chef Knife Cleaver-Bombshell Steel unstoppable knife
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Maestro Wu traditional handle bombshell steel knives
Maestro Wu Bombshell Steel Knives
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Forged from real bombshells, RC 57-58 (stain resistant carbon steel) Individually hand sharpened, and is razor sharp out of the box Excellent balance
Maestro Wu 8” D7 Taiwan Tuna chef Knife Cleaver-Bombshell Steel unstoppable knife
Taiwan's Maestro Wu: Transforming War Artifacts into Culinary Tools
