The Kore Collection
Tools forged for a lifetime of culinary discovery. Crafted without compromise for those who demand the absolute best in form and function.
8" Chef's Knife
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3-Quart Saucier
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Maple Cutting Board
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4" Paring Knife
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Ceramic Honing Rod
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5-Quart Stock Pot
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7" Santoku Knife
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The Essential Chef's Knife
Perfectly balanced and forged from a single rod of high-carbon steel, this is the ultimate kitchen workhorse. The blade is hand-sharpened to a razor-sharp 15-degree angle for effortless precision. This isn't just a knife; it's an extension of your will.
Why Carbon Steel?
Unlike cast iron, carbon steel is lighter and more responsive to heat changes, giving you precise control. Unlike stainless steel, it develops a naturally non-stick patina that improves with every use. It's the choice of professional chefs for a reason: performance without compromise.
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Crafted for Generations
With simple, proper care, your Kore Kitchen tools will not only last a lifetime—they'll get better. Developing a deep patina and becoming uniquely yours is part of the journey.
Read Care GuideThe journey of Kore Kitchen began with a simple question: why has the essential nature of cooking been complicated by so many unnecessary tools? We sought to return to the core principles, focusing on fewer, better things. This meant exhaustive research into materials that balance performance and longevity. It meant countless hours refining the ergonomics of a handle until it felt less like an object and more like a part of you.
This dedication to the essential is what defines our craft. We believe that by removing clutter from the kitchen, we also remove clutter from the mind, allowing for a more intuitive and joyful cooking process. Every product in our collection is a result of this philosophy, a tool designed not just to perform a task, but to enhance the entire experience of creating a meal from start to finish. It is a quiet rebellion against the culture of disposability.