Premium JANUS Steak Knife Set - 6-Piece Luxury Steak Knives with Desert Ironwood Handles - Razor Sharp Blades for Perfect Steak Cutting - Ideal for Fine Dining, BBQ Parties & Gourmet Cooking

Janus Steak Knife - A single cut is enough. No sawing and fraying of the food. The distinctive knife tip glides over the plate, while the cutting edge cuts the food precisely and effortlessly. A pleasure even before the food reaches the mouth. The handle, without visible rivets and screws, immaculately finished by hand - is a real hand-pleaser and perfects the experience. Sustained sharpness thanks to special blade shape - even on porcelain A specially selected for the purpose, particularly hard steel - for exceptionally high and long-lasting sharpness. A blade shape specially designed for cutting on porcelain. Only the tip of the blade is in contact with the substrate, so the cutting edge remains sharp for a very long time and a serrated edge is not necessary. This is the only way to achieve clean cuts. DLC (Diamond-Like-Carbon) - The Protective Shield For The Blade The unmistakable hallmark of the JANUS collection is the black blade - symbol of the highest quality and functionality thanks to the finishing with the high-quality DLC technology (Diamond-Like-Carbon). As a special coating for the highest stress, it optimizes the functional properties of the blade. The carbon coating, which is only a few micrometers thick, is insensitive to acids, bases and extreme temperatures and is characterized by low friction values and enormous scratch resistance. This makes the Janus series a hand-flattering piece of work for the discerning. Aesthetic and ergonomic Ergonomic and solid handles for fatigue-free work: The design of the Nesmuk handle is as aesthetic as it is practical. For the wooden handles, Nesmuk uses only the best, often hand-picked pieces of exquisite quality. With wood as a naturally grown material, each handle is unique due to its individual grain, color shades and inclusions. Handle Material: Desert ironwood ​Desert ironwood comes from the Sonora Desert in the USA and Mexico and is up to 1500 years old. It is very hard and has a higher density than water. After processing, it shimmers in brown-reddish hues.