Saji Knives
Saji Knives

Takeshi Saji
Founded in 1916, the workshop is known as a pioneer of Japanese-style knives that utilize traditional techniques, and has many fans both in Japan and overseas who are captivated by the unique texture of its knives.
This blacksmith is known for "creating fun and interesting products," and their story begins with the owner himself traveling to exhibitions and overseas to gain new inspiration and continue to innovate every day.
He is especially known for creating unusual patterns. For example, he has created an original design in which pine cones are enclosed in acrylic and the cross section of the cones is used as a pattern. These designs are unique and based on intuition, yet they are developed as a series.
He also enjoys taking on new challenges, saying, "I'll try this next!" This attitude attracts many people. Originally a hatchet smith, the blades he makes are thick and suitable for heavy-duty use. They are perfect for those who like sturdy, powerful blades.
When viewed from overseas, his work has a unique appeal and many people find it interesting.


Founded in 1916, the workshop has been a pioneer of Japanese knives using traditional techniques, fascinating fans at home and abroad with the unique texture of its products.
This blacksmith is known for making fun and interesting products. Even today, the representative himself chases innovation at exhibitions and overseas to find inspiration.
From inspiration to series production, like his design in which pine cones are sealed in acrylic and their cross-sections displayed. Each knife is unique, but connected with the others.
This man loves new challenges. “Let's try this!” he cries. This attitude has attracted many people. Originally a machete smith, his blades are thick and powerful. Like delicate blades? Maybe pass. If you like a strong blade, these are perfect for you.
These knives have a unique appeal, and are gathering international attention.
Collection: Saji Knives
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Takeshi Saji Sujihiki Knife 270mm SG2 Powdered High Speed Steel Damascus Black Finish Ironwood Handle
Regular price ¥77,660 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥77,660 JPYSold out -
Takeshi Saji Vegetable Knife, VG10W Steel, Golden Damascus, Brown Bone Handle
Regular price ¥70,180 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥70,180 JPY -
Takeshi Saji Nakiri Knife SG2 Powdered High Speed Steel Karin Handle
Regular price ¥34,540 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥34,540 JPYSold out -
Takeshi Saji Nakiri Knife, SG2 Powdered High-Speed Steel, Damascus Black Finish, Rosewood Octagonal Handle
Regular price ¥47,520 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥47,520 JPY -
Takeshi Saji Nakiri Knife SRS13 Powder High Speed Steel Stabilized Wood Handle
Regular price ¥38,940 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥38,940 JPYSold out -
Takeshi Saji Nakiri Knife SRS13 Powder High Speed Steel Maple Handle
Regular price ¥38,940 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥38,940 JPYSold out -
Takeshi Saji Nakiri Knife, Blue Paper No. 1 Steel, Colored Damascus, Ironwood Handle
Regular price ¥50,160 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥50,160 JPY -
Masakage Zero Petty Knife 150mm Blue Paper Super Steel Hammered Ironwood Handle
Regular price ¥38,500 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥38,500 JPYSold out -
Masakage Zero Gyuto Knife, 240mm, Blue Paper Super Steel, Hammered Edge, Ironwood Handle
Regular price ¥71,720 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥71,720 JPYSold out -
Kazuo Nomura Custom Knife SG2 Steel Ironwood Handle No Sheath
Regular price ¥58,630 JPYRegular priceUnit price / perSale price ¥58,630 JPYSold out