Petty – Page 2 – Knifewear - Handcrafted Japanese Kitchen Knives

For small jobs, or if you just like a smaller knife.

About Petty

"Petty" is the Japanese word for a paring or utility knife, it comes from the French word “petite”. It’s perfect for hand peeling fruits and veggies, but also equally as handy for small work on a cutting board. Folks that feel uncormfortable with large knives can often get a lot done with a 120mm or 150mm petty knife. Petty knives can be as small as 75mm and as large as 180mm, so there’s something to fit any hand, big or small.

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