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The Maestro of Bladesmithing
At the nucleus of Carter Cutlery resides the indomitable spirit of Murray Carter, an ABS Master Bladesmith whose passion for his craft knows no bounds. Situated in the scenic landscape of Oregon, Murray meticulously oversees the creation of each knife, infusing his expertise and dedication into every blade that leaves the workshop. His odyssey commenced in Japan, where he immersed himself in the art of bladesmithing under the tutelage of Yoshimoto bladesmiths, absorbing the essence of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.
Murray Carter Knives: Where Legacy Meets Precision
Carter Cutlery is not merely a brand; it's a tribute to the fusion of Japanese tradition and contemporary precision. The legacy of the Sakemoto family tradition, spanning an impressive seventeen generations, permeates every aspect of these knives. The Number Seventeen series pays homage to this heritage, presenting blades that seamlessly integrate tradition and innovation.
Nestled in the heart of Oregon's breathtaking landscapes, the Carter Cutlery workshop is where the alchemy happens. Visitors are welcomed to personally witness the meticulous craftsmanship behind each knife – from the forging of the blade to the final polish. This immersive experience transcends a mere transaction; it's an opportunity to connect with the rich history and ardor that define Murray Carter Knives.
The Crucible of Excellence: Extensive Testing Procedures
Perfection is not just a goal; it's a rigorous standard. Every blade must undergo extensive testing procedures, a testament to the uncompromising commitment to quality. From edge retention assessments to durability trials, each knife is subjected to meticulous scrutiny to ensure it not only meets but surpasses the highest standards. This dedication to testing guarantees that every Murray Carter knife is not only a work of art but also a reliable companion, ready to stand the test of time.
Murray Carter Cutlery embody the confluence of artistry, tradition, and precision. Whether you are an avid collector, a professional chef, or an enthusiast captivated by the art of bladesmithing, a Carter knife is more than a tool – it's a living testament to centuries of craftsmanship. Visit the Carter Cutlery workshop in Oregon, witness the birth of these masterpieces, and immerse yourself in an experience that transcends the boundaries of ordinary blades – it's a journey resonating with the soul of unparalleled craftsmanship.
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Carter Cutlery Muteki - 6.38" Funayuki - Dyed Maple Handle w/ White G-10 Liner & Hitachi White #1 Steel #5592
Regular price $380.00Sale price $380.00 Regular price $380.00Unit price per -
Carter Cutlery Muteki - 5.59" Petty - Bubinga Wood w/ Corian Handle & Natural Canvas Micarta Liner & Hitachi White #1 Steel 5417
Regular price $415.00Sale price $415.00 Regular price $415.00Unit price per -
Carter Cutlery Muteki - 7.74" Persian - Green & Brown Burlap Micarta Handle w/ Black Kydex & Hitachi White #1 5206
Regular price $525.00Sale price $525.00 Regular price $525.00Unit price per -
Carter Cutlery Muteki - 5.63" Nakiri - Arizona Desert Ironwood Handle w/ Corian Cap Liner & Hitachi White #1 Steel 4912
Regular price $445.00Sale price $445.00 Regular price $445.00Unit price per -
Carter Cutlery Muteki - 3.74" Executive - Arizona Desert Ironwood Handle w/ Black Kydex Neck Sheath & Hitachi Blue Steel 4692
Regular price $295.00Sale price $295.00 Regular price $295.00Unit price per