





A ceramic honing rod for those who want their kitchen knife to slice, not squash tomatoes. Grit 800–1000: between full sharpenings, it realigns the edge and gives it a light touch-up. A solid ceramic rod, a wooden handle and a brass guard, packed in a box. A few strokes before cooking, and sharpening can wait another month.
If needed, rinse under running water and wipe dry. Ceramic doesn't take well to falls on tile, so keep the honing rod in its box or on a hook.