Hattori

...Hattori is a contractor for a few select knife manufacturers in the US, but they also have a line of superb knives that have previously only been available in the Japanese market

The quality of craftsmanship and materials used in the production of Hattori knives is outstanding. And true to the tradition of Japanese art these knives have a "zen" quality. The lines, colors and design are aesthetically beautiful.

If you see something you want make sure not to wait. It often takes 3-4 months to receive orders from Hattori as they are in high demand and they only produce a limited quantity of pieces.

Hattori knives show the quality and detail of excellent custom made knives.

Please take a look at our selection of fine Hattori knives.

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