Made To Last — The Knives of Hinoki

MAEKAN

Jun 27, 201820:40Arts and Design

The brand Hinoki may be best known for the S1 Gyuto Chefs Knife, but 24-year-old founder Hamish Grace is doing a lot more than just selling blades on the internet with this project. Behind what appears to be a sleek knif...

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