Japanese knives,
actually cutting.
A hammered nakiri with a turquoise handle and a 270 mm gyuto with an ebony handle, shown through twenty kitchen, restaurant, backyard-barbecue, sharpening and detail photographs.
The opportunity
Each listing shows the knife alone on dark felt, from many angles but never in use. Hands, produce, a home kitchen, a restaurant pass and an Australian barbecue show balance, scale and what each blade is for.
The creative direction
Moody, matte Australian kitchens with end-grain boards, plus bright market produce and a backyard barbecue, with one consistent cook. The main challenges were safe, believable knife grips, unmarked blade faces with no garbled characters, and true blade-to-handle proportions.
Hammered steel, turquoise handle.
A 165 mm Japanese nakiri with a hammered black kurouchi finish, a bright edge band and a turquoise handle.
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Home, market and izakaya scenes show it push-cutting vegetables in the store model’s hands, on the rail and at rest, plus close-ups of the hammered steel and the handle. Blade shown on its unmarked face.
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10 images · Click to look closer270 mm of polished steel.
A long 270 mm Japanese gyuto with a polished stainless blade and an octagonal ebony handle.
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Salmon, herbs, steak, barbecue, restaurant and sharpening scenes show its length and balance in use, with heel-to-tip and handle details. Blade shown on its unmarked face.
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10 images · Click to look closerIndependent AI-generated sample study. Store names and links are omitted; product designs may remain recognizable. No client relationship or endorsement is implied. Blades are shown on their unmarked face (the real knives carry maker marks on the other side); hammer pattern, handle veining and the misty steel finish are AI interpretations of each unique piece. Original photographs remain the reference for exact product details. Original references are shown for comparison. Generated imagery should be checked against the physical product before commercial use.
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- Lifestyle, studio, and detail photography
- Consistent model styling where it suits the product
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- One consolidated round of adjustments
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