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Windmühlenmesser Mini-Yatagan Knife – Cherry Wood Handle
With its curved blade, the mini-yatagan draws inspiration from traditional Turkish sabers; it is highly effective for fruit and vegetables and designed for precision work.
It features a blade made of high-purity traditional C75 carbon steel (57–58 HRC) with a fine factory polish known as the "blue finish" (*Blaupließten*). The yatagan style features a curved cutting edge and a straight spine, making it an excellent blade for peeling round fruits and onions.
Blue Polishing: The blue finish raditionally called *Blaupließten* in German represents the pinnacle of Solingen’s artisanal craftsmanship. It is an extremely complex and rare blade-finishing technique that the Robert Herder manufactory is one of the last in the world to master and teach.
After the initial grinding stage (which leaves micro-scratches on the steel), the blade passes into the hands of a master polisher (*Blaupließer*). The blade is pressed manually against large rotating wooden wheels covered in buffalo leather or felt. The artisan uses ultra-fine abrasive pastes (historically Naxos emery powder). The steel is polished in successive stages until the surface becomes mirror-smooth. When light strikes this microscopically uniform surface, diffraction creates a distinctive bluish, rainbow-like sheen.
Cherry wood handle: a local wood with reddish-brown hues, a silky feel, and excellent durability for daily use.
This paring knife is a featherweight in the hand, making it exceptionally agile and responsive.
Not dishwasher safe
Specifications:
Blade length: 8.5 cm
Handle length: 8 cm
Blade thickness: 1 mm
Total length: 16.5 cm
Weight: approx. 25 g
Made by Windmühlenmesser in Solingen, Germany
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