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How to Identify Quality Craftsmanship in a Mode...
A well-made modern katana shows clear signs of expert work. Look for a wavy line pattern on the blade, which shows the steel was heated and cooled properly. The sword...
How to Identify Quality Craftsmanship in a Mode...
A well-made modern katana shows clear signs of expert work. Look for a wavy line pattern on the blade, which shows the steel was heated and cooled properly. The sword...
Tanto Through War and Peace: A Weapon’s Journey
The tantō first appeared in Japan’s late Heian period as a fighting knife, growing from a basic blade into a carefully made tool for both war and formal events. Skilled...
Tanto Through War and Peace: A Weapon’s Journey
The tantō first appeared in Japan’s late Heian period as a fighting knife, growing from a basic blade into a carefully made tool for both war and formal events. Skilled...
How to Start a Samurai Sword Collection on Any ...
Starting a samurai sword collection starts with knowing what you want and how much you can spend. New collectors should first learn about basic sword types such as katana, tanto,...
How to Start a Samurai Sword Collection on Any ...
Starting a samurai sword collection starts with knowing what you want and how much you can spend. New collectors should first learn about basic sword types such as katana, tanto,...
Tanto Steel: The Secrets of Japanese Metallurgy
Japanese tantō steel was first made in the Heian era using careful methods to work metal. The makers used a special steel called tamahagane, paying close attention to how much...
Tanto Steel: The Secrets of Japanese Metallurgy
Japanese tantō steel was first made in the Heian era using careful methods to work metal. The makers used a special steel called tamahagane, paying close attention to how much...
How to Choose the Perfect Katana for Your Colle...
To find a great katana sword, look at key details. Real katanas are between 27-29 inches long, show clear wavy patterns on the blade, and have strong steel that’s not...
How to Choose the Perfect Katana for Your Colle...
To find a great katana sword, look at key details. Real katanas are between 27-29 inches long, show clear wavy patterns on the blade, and have strong steel that’s not...
Tanto Restoration: Preserving Ancient Blades
The art of fixing old tantō blades mixes old Japanese skills with new ways to keep these important swords safe. Workers use special tools to clean rust, treat the metal,...
Tanto Restoration: Preserving Ancient Blades
The art of fixing old tantō blades mixes old Japanese skills with new ways to keep these important swords safe. Workers use special tools to clean rust, treat the metal,...