https://www.globalkitchenjapan.com/collections/flatware-cutl...
Searching is hard and companies are not always fully transparent about their process. E.g. "Assembled in the USA" for a frying pan could mean that the pan and handle are made in China, but riveted to each other in the USA. Sigh.
I remember Jungsik had all dinnerware from Korean artisans. Nice stuff.
Friendly tip. Go to a local supermarket or department store and get what you need there. The item will for sure come from a normal manufacturer/brand and satisfy the local regulations against toxic plastic and stuff, even if it was made and imported from china.
Or some WMF steel, made in Germany. Other components might come from China, though.
https://www.sheffield-made.com/acatalog/Old_English.html#SID...