The Santoku is a one-of-one kitchen knife built around the contrast between precision steel and reclaimed material.
A 5½-inch Japanese hammered stainless steel blade is paired with a hand-shaped handle made entirely from reclaimed skateboard decks, revealing dozens of individual layers of colour and maple. Brass pins and a mosaic centre pin add understated detail, while the sculpted profile is carefully shaped for comfort, balance, and control in the hand.
Designed as a versatile all-purpose kitchen knife, the Santoku excels at slicing vegetables, preparing meat, and precision food preparation. The hammered blade finish helps reduce food adhesion while adding texture and character to the steel. The Blackburl mark is engraved directly into the blade, completing a functional object intended to be used, maintained, and kept for years.
Natural variations in reclaimed skateboard material ensure that no two handles will ever be identical.
Japanese Hammered Stainless Steel · Reclaimed Skateboard Decks · Brass Pins · Mosaic Pin
Hand-shaped, sanded, and finished to protect the handle while preserving the colour and character of the reclaimed material.
One-of-one original
Handmade in Fernie, British Columbia
5½" Japanese hammered Santoku blade
Full tang construction
Reclaimed skateboard handle
Brass pins and mosaic centre pin
Kitchen Knives — Explore handcrafted Japanese Damascus kitchen knives featuring one-of-one handles made from premium hardwoods and recycled skateboard maple.
Care & Maintenance — Keep your Blackburl piece looking its best for years to come.
Blackburl Butter — Our handcrafted wood conditioner for food-safe wooden products.
Materials — Discover the premium hardwoods, burls, resins, and recycled skateboard decks used in every piece.
A Craft with a Purpose — Learn how every purchase supports something beyond craftsmanship.
Recycled Skateboard Collection — Explore the full collection of handcrafted pieces made from recycled skateboard decks and discover how discarded boards are transformed into functional art.
The Santoku is a one-of-one kitchen knife built around the contrast between precision steel and reclaimed material.
A 5½-inch Japanese hammered stainless steel blade is paired with a hand-shaped handle made entirely from reclaimed skateboard decks, revealing dozens of individual layers of colour and maple. Brass pins and a mosaic centre pin add understated detail, while the sculpted profile is carefully shaped for comfort, balance, and control in the hand.
Designed as a versatile all-purpose kitchen knife, the Santoku excels at slicing vegetables, preparing meat, and precision food preparation. The hammered blade finish helps reduce food adhesion while adding texture and character to the steel. The Blackburl mark is engraved directly into the blade, completing a functional object intended to be used, maintained, and kept for years.
Natural variations in reclaimed skateboard material ensure that no two handles will ever be identical.
Japanese Hammered Stainless Steel · Reclaimed Skateboard Decks · Brass Pins · Mosaic Pin
Hand-shaped, sanded, and finished to protect the handle while preserving the colour and character of the reclaimed material.
One-of-one original
Handmade in Fernie, British Columbia
5½" Japanese hammered Santoku blade
Full tang construction
Reclaimed skateboard handle
Brass pins and mosaic centre pin
Kitchen Knives — Explore handcrafted Japanese Damascus kitchen knives featuring one-of-one handles made from premium hardwoods and recycled skateboard maple.
Care & Maintenance — Keep your Blackburl piece looking its best for years to come.
Blackburl Butter — Our handcrafted wood conditioner for food-safe wooden products.
Materials — Discover the premium hardwoods, burls, resins, and recycled skateboard decks used in every piece.
A Craft with a Purpose — Learn how every purchase supports something beyond craftsmanship.
Recycled Skateboard Collection — Explore the full collection of handcrafted pieces made from recycled skateboard decks and discover how discarded boards are transformed into functional art.