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Xin Cutlery Japanese Style Chef's Knife Black and Red G10 Satin Finish Blade Botella Agua fingergrooved brown beechwood handle with KS4950TR

Name: Xin Cutlery Japanese Style Chef's Knife Black and Red G10 Satin Finish Blade Botella Agua fingergrooved brown beechwood handle with KS4950TR
Brand: growinghearts.net
SKU: 80394696034
Price: 726.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1701 (29 reviews)

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Xin Cutlery Japanese Style Chef's Knife Black and Red G10 Satin Finish Blade Botella Agua fingergrooved brown beechwood handle with KS4950TR

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