John Lee ten kei wakizashi, scherp Zwaardtassen This pair of voiders is
Description
This pair of voiders is made of 1
This knife was mainly worn in the sleeve during the 17th and 18th century
It is made of 2 mm thick steel (the brim is 1
and Germany
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John Lee ten kei wakizashi, scherp Zwaardtassen This pair of voiders isThe expression `ten kei` can be translated as `a gift from heaven` and symbolizes the beauty of nature. The hand made fine floral motives finished with gold and silver are inspired on ten kei. This wakizashi has a length of 77 cm with a blade of 52 cm and a grip (tsuka) of 24,5 cm. It weighs 850 g. The blade is hand forged in the elaborate Kobuse style. It has a softer core of low carbon steel surrounded by harder 1095 carbon steel. The blade has
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