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Irogane Damascus

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  • Higo
  • Pocket Knives
  • 6.50 in
  • 2.91 in
  • 0.11 in
  • 1.48 oz
  • Damascus
  • Copper
  • Friction
  • Manual
  • Friction Folder
  • Asia
  • Bronze
  • Uncoated
  • 01PE315
The folded handle of the Higo Irogane Damascus is made of copper so that a unique patina forms on it over time. The narrow blade is made of high-quality damascus. With lanyard hole.read more
The folded handle of the Higo Irogane Damascus is made of copper so that a unique patina forms on it over time. The narrow blade is made of high-quality damascus. With lanyard hole.
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Higo

Higo - A piece of Japanese history.

The first Higonokami knives were crafted in 1896 in Miki, Japan, when former samurai blacksmiths turned their sword-making skills to knives. Named after the honorary title Higo no Kami for powerful samurai, the knife’s design has remained virtually unchanged for over a century. With its simple folded-metal handle and lever (Chikiri) opening mechanism, the Higo is a timeless example of Japanese craftsmanship – elegant, functional, and steeped in tradition.

Why choose a Higo?

  • Authentic Heritage – A design unchanged since 1896.
  • Samurai Tradition – Born from Japan’s legendary swordsmiths.
  • Elegant Simplicity – One-piece folded metal handle with lever opening.
  • Timeless Craft – A knife that carries history into the present.

Higo - A piece of Japanese history.

The first Higonokami knives were crafted in 1896 in Miki, Japan, when former samurai blacksmiths turned their sword-making skills to... more

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