Natural Whetstone Yagiyama Asagi Uma

Product code: SKU00484
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Natural Whetstone Yagiyama Asagi Uma

  • This whetstone features a distinctive pale green color, offering high fineness and excellent steel-cutting ability, making it suitable for all types of steel.

  • Material: Natural whetstone

  • Production area: Yagiyama mountain quarry

  • Origin: Japan

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Note: As a natural stone, the size, shape, and weight of each piece may vary.

 

$198,00
Incl. tax

YAGIYAMA ASAGI UMA NATURAL WHETSTONE – THE ESSENCE OF JAPANESE SHARPENING ART

In the world of cutlery and sharpening, the Yagiyama Asagi Uma natural whetstone stands out as a refined choice for those who seek perfection. Originating from the Yagiyama mountains of Japan, this stone delivers outstanding sharpening performance, ideal for premium knives and traditional blades.


1. Yagiyama Asagi Uma – The Secret to a Perfectly Sharp Edge

  • Rare Origin: Mined from the renowned Yagiyama mountains, one of Japan’s most respected sources of high-quality natural whetstones.

  • Signature Color: Its characteristic Asagi tone (pale green, grey, or bluish-grey) signifies high fineness and visual appeal.

  • Ideal Hardness: Offers firm yet forgiving hardness, allowing the blade to gain a silky edge without rapid wear.

  • Ultra-fine Grit: Produces a mirror-like finish on the blade, extending sharpness retention and improving durability.


2. Why Yagiyama Asagi Uma Is the Top Choice of Craftsmen

  • Natural Slurry Formation: During sharpening, the stone releases a natural slurry, which enhances the sharpening process and protects the edge.

  • Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for a wide range of knives—from traditional Japanese blades like Yanagiba, Gyuto, and Deba to high-carbon steels such as Aogami, Shirogami, and VG10.

  • Rich in Japanese Craftsmanship: Trusted by blade artisans for decades, it embodies the values of precision, tradition, and excellence.