No.87970
My brother is graduating from culinary school soon and I want to get him something that he will actually use for a lifetime. Do you think a handcrafted blade is too personal of a gift to pick out for someone else?
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No.88089
It is a deeply personal gift, but if you choose a classic shape like a Gyuto in a neutral size, it is almost guaranteed to become his favorite tool. You should take a look at the curated collection of Japanese knives at MyGoodKnife online knife store https://mygoodknife.com/en/product/kitchen-knives/japanese-kitchen-knives/ to see the different handle materials and blade finishes that might suit his specific aesthetic style. Giving a high-quality blade represents a respect for his craft and provides him with a professional-grade tool he can rely on.
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