Accessories
Good knives stay good for a long time if they're properly sharpened, cared for and stored: here you'll find a whetstone and holder, wooden magnetic knife strips, camellia oil and a few beautiful things for the table.
13 products

HIKARI
Magnetic knife block

HIKARI
Rotating magnetic knife tower

KURUMI
Magnetic knife block

HIKARI
Magnetic knife strip

KURUMI
Magnetic knife strip

MEPURU
Magnetic knife strip

Adjustable whetstone holder

KAMELIE
Care oil

DAIKI
Blade guard

YAMATO
Chopsticks

REIKA
Chopsticks

MODOSU
Whetstone

YURI
Chopsticks
Guide
Accessories
Accessories for your damascus knives
Good knives stay good for a long time if they're properly sharpened, cared for and stored. Here you'll find everything you need, plus a few beautiful things for the table.
Sharpening
The MODOSU whetstone with #1000 and #6000 grit brings blunt edges back into shape. Lay the adjustable holder across the sink and sharpen directly under water. More in our guide Whetstone.
Care
KAMELIE care oil is 100 % camellia oil, made in Germany, in a 50 ml pipette bottle. A few drops protect the blade from moisture and nourish wooden handles.
Storage
The magnetic knife strips in acacia, walnut or maple keep your knives to hand on the wall. For the drawer and transport there are blade guards for santoku and utility knives.
For the table
Our chopsticks are bamboo with a PU coating, in three designs.
Frequently asked questions about accessories
How often should I oil my knives?
With daily use, rubbing the blade and wooden handle with a few drops every few weeks is enough. It's especially worthwhile before longer storage.
Honing steel or whetstone?
The honing steel realigns the edge in between; the whetstone removes material and resharpens a blunt edge. They complement each other.
What's the best way to store knives?
Anything that keeps the edge from touching things: magnetic strip, knife block or blade guard. Loose in a drawer, knives quickly get blunt.












