Made in Japan, centuries of tradition and craftsmanship funnelled into the making of CIBI’s favourite knives from Mujun. Deba (Cleaver knives) celebrated in kitchens throughout Japan.
Experience the beauty and everyday pleasure handling Japanese knives in your home kitchen this season, preparing beloved dishes to share with family and friends.
Deba bocho
Appearing first during the Edo period in Sakai, the Deba boncho is used for filleting and cutting the heads off fish. Is also handy for cutting chicken and meat. Its thickness and single bevel design enable it to fillet and slice smoothly and it's weight makes sure fish bones and heads cut cleanly and easily. The main work of the blade is used to ride against the fish bones, separating the fillet. The deba can be made in different sizes up to 30cm, but ours is a very comfortable 165mm. It is not intended for chopping large diameter bones.
About our knives.
Knives made of steel. This beautiful knife adds style and sharpness to the kitchen. It cuts things beautifully, and provides the satisfaction and sensation of using a well-made tool appropriate to the task, heightening your enjoyment of each ingredient. Using it may sharpen your appetite as well!
Japanese knives are designed for specific tasks, so you may want to use them individually for the different ingredients you are working with.
We carry Japanese whetstone for sharpening too. Keep your blades sharp all the time!
See our knife guide for knife maintenance and care. These knives have a relatively high carbon content and as a result need to dried thoroughly after every use to prevent surface rust. This enables the blade to achieve and maintain a very sharp edge.
Sizes: Cleaver 150mm
Care Instruction
