195 mm "Inu" Gyuto

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bladesmith: Lune


Dogs are loyal and eager helpers, happiest when they have a job to do. The Inu brings that dependable spirit to the kitchen. Its versatile gyuto profile is ready for the daily rhythm of cooking, moving easily between vegetables, meat, and fish. A steadfast kitchen companion, it’s the kind of knife you can count on to show up for whatever needs doing.

Handle + Blade

Micarta + Stainless Steel

Regular price$555.00
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  • Free domestic shipping
  • Complimentary lifetime sharpening
  • Made in Portland, Oregon

Chloe Lune

Chloe Lune Kim grew up in her father’s violin workshop in Vienna, Austria, where she learned firsthand that tools are precious things. There, Chloe began exploring her father’s carving tools and learned she loved to work with her hands. After almost a decade of working in both the front and back of house at restaurants in New York City, Chloe moved to Oregon to apprentice under Murray Carter.

For her Signature line, Chloe embraces bright, playful color combinations rarely associated with handmade tools. Her philosophy is simple: because we spend so much of our lives in the kitchen, our tools should do more than perform — they should delight.

Gyuto

Developed in Japan as a response to the Western chef knife, the gyuto typically features a 7–8-inch blade that is approximately two inches tall at the heel. It is widely considered a versatile, multipurpose kitchen knife, suitable for chopping, rocking, and slicing meat and vegetables.

Environment: Indoor
Uses: Chopping, Slicing, Mincing
Best for: Meat, Fish, Root Vegetables, Leafy Greens, Herbs

Overview
Process: Stock Removal

Overall Length: 313 mm / 12.32 in
Weight: 192 g

Blade
Profile: Gyuto
Material: Stainless Steel

Steel Type: AEB-L

Length: 195 mm / 7.68 in
Height at Heel: 51 mm / 2.01 in

Handle
Construction: Full Tang
Material: Micarta

Length: 122 mm / 4.80 in
Liner: White G10 & Natural Canvas Micarta

Please note the grain of the wood and finish of the steel will vary from knife to knife. If you would like to see all iterations of a knife variant before purchasing, please contact us with the corresponding SKU and we'll happily share photos of the knives.

Visit our glossary to learn more about other materials we use.

Hand wash and dry No dishwasher

Hand wash your knife with warm water and mild dish soap when cutting tasks are finished. Dry immediately after use. 

Under no circumstances place your knife in a dishwasher or leave it soaking for extended periods in the sink. 

Following our general care instructions will help preserve your knife’s longevity and performance. Visit our care guide for additional information.