Damascus Steel: What is it and Where Did it Come From?
What in the world is Damascus steel? Hint: it’s not really a type of steel but a historical forging technique that was thought to be lost forever.
F.N. Sharp is not just another kitchen knife company. It’s a reimagined cutlery experience.
Each F.N. Sharp blade is masterfully crafted from 67 layers of premium Japanese VG-10 steel to reveal a beautifully unique feathered Damascus pattern and an exceptionally sharp edge.
Isn’t it time you upgrade to a higher class of cutlery?
"Made from Japanese Damascus steel with glass-based resin handles — whose heft, balance and sharpness I’ve come to quickly rely upon while cooking — this is serious equipment."
"If you’re looking to upgrade your knife collection, they’re a smart solution to your kitchen woes."
"Cutlery brand F.N. Sharp makes its blades with high-quality Japanese steel."
"With 67 layers of folded metal, the blades retain an edge longer than conventional alloy structures and add the benefit of the classic variegated surface."
Join the War on Dullness
Whether you’re working to perfect your ratatouille niçoise or about to slice into a dry aged porterhouse, we’ll make sure you’ve always got a sharp knife at the ready.
6 Knife Set
$660
Includes our 8” Chef, 8” Bread, 6” Santoku, 5.5” Boning, 4.5” Utility, and 3.5” Paring Superknives.
3 Knife Set
$360
Includes our 8” Chef, 6” Santoku, and 3.5” Paring Superknives.
Steak Knives
$260
Includes four of our Steak Superknives.
We Be Jammin' With This Blueberry Jam
Blueberries, cranberries and diced jalapeno all come together in this recipe for sweet and spicy blueberry jam.
The F.N. Sharp Guide to Choosing, Cutting and Storing Fruit
If you were put to the task of cutting up some fruit for a salad, you’d probably have little trouble. After all, it doesn’t take a NASA scientist t...