Year 2024

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the birth of ceramic knives, which have now surpassed 20 million pieces sold worldwide, Kyocera presents two new product lines. 

“Kyocera Japan 40th Anniversary” Ceramic Kitchen Knife Set - Santoku Knife cm 14 & Universal cm 11 handle Aegean Blue 

Kyocera Japan celebrates its first 40 years in business with a set of 2 white ceramic blade knives. Elegant, with the new blue-colored handle made from polyethylene made from cane sugar. Packaging: plastic-free, earth-friendly, in Noshi style 

Ceramic Santoku Knife 14 cm - Kyocera Japan (FK140WH)

Perfect for cutting fruits and vegetables and boneless meat, these knives should not be missing in any kitchen.

What a chef's knife is to European kitchens, the Santoku knife is to Japan and all of Asia: so versatile in shape, weight and blade that it can be used to grind and chop herbs, vegetables and fruits, as well as to prepare fish and meat. The sharp ceramic blade of the Kyocera Santoku allows for both regular and very fine cuts-it is therefore now indispensable in kitchens all over the world. Thanks to the ergonomic handle, they hold comfortably and are easy to handle. -White zirconium ceramic blade (Z206) hand ground

Blade 14 cm long

Ergonomic plastic handle (ABS)

White Ceramic Multipurpose Knife cm 11 Kyocera Japan (FK110WH)

Perfect for cutting fruits and vegetables and slicing meat without bones, these knives should not be missing from any kitchen. Thanks to the ergonomic handle, they hold comfortably and are easy to handle.

White zirconium ceramic blade (Z206) hand ground

Blade 11 cm long

Ergonomic plastic handle (ABS)

Care & maintenance of Kyocera ceramic knives.

The special properties of Kyocera ceramic knives make cooking a pure pleasure.

To make the most of our excellent knives for many years, follow the instructions below:

Ceramic knives are easy to clean, preferably by hand.

Use essentially only wooden or plastic cutting boards.

Do not use ceramic knives for prying, chopping, boning or cutting frozen products.

Do not rotate the knife while cutting.

Do not drop the blade on hard surfaces.

Store the blade in a knife block or other safe place.

It is recommended to use a Kyocera blade protector.

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the birth of ceramic knives, which have now surpassed 20 million pieces sold worldwide, Kyocera presents two new product lines. 

Chowa Knives The word "chowa" means the pursuit of harmony, which is evident in the knife range through the combination of Japanese craftsmanship tradition and technical know-how.

The handle, inspired by the traditional Japanese hammer, is soft in the hand and its shape prevents wrist fatigue.

The blade excels in high wear resistance and maintains sharpness twice as long as Kyocera's conventional ceramic blades.

Kyocera's high technological and quality standards result in ceramic knives with timeless aesthetics combined with precision cutting. The unique properties of Kyocera ceramic knives make cooking a pleasure: the smooth surface of the blade allows for precise cuts, the extreme hardness of the material ensures excellent edge retention, as well as being incredibly lightweight and extremely resistant to corrosion.

These are indispensable tools that should never be lacking in a modern kitchen.

Blade: white zirconium ceramic (Z212), hand-sharpened

Soft-touch handle: plastic (ABS), ergonomically designed.

Blade guard: also available for safe knife storage.

Length: 18cm