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The Knife that Forges in Mérida a Katana to Cut Ham
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A katana refers almost inevitably to the figure of a samurai. In Merida, however, there is one designed for the hands of a ham cutter. It has ebony, titanium and the characteristic profile of the Japanese leaf, but here there is no doubt about its purpose. It is made to cut ham. It is one of the most unique creations linked to the work of Arkaitz Martin Luna, knife and cutter that has squeezed to the end a relationship that has known for a long …
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