★Clearance Sale★ ● This is a craft knife made using remnants of a Japanese sword. It is a size that does not require registration. Everything in the photos is included. Instant purchase is welcome. Silent transactions are also acceptable. ● It is made in a workshop with a Hachiman shrine altar. Offerings are made upon completion, making it perfect as a protective sword. How about it for a child's birth celebration or for someone living alone? ● Material Description ・ The inscription is "Kuniyoshi". Based on the way the inscription is cut, it is believed to be Awataguchi Kuniyoshi. Awataguchi Kuniyoshi was a swordsmith of the Awataguchi school, who was active in the mid-Kamakura period, and is famous as a master of tanto (short swords). ・ The hamon (blade pattern) is a classic "gunome" (irregular wave pattern). ・ Although still amateurish, it has been polished with natural whetstones, just like a Japanese sword. It is finished with sashikomi-togi (a polishing technique). ・ The saya (scabbard) and tsuka (handle) are made of magnolia wood. Finished with cashew lacquer. ・ The sword bag is a remake of an old kimono obi (sash). ・ The tsuba (handguard) is a self-made brass carving. ・ The mekugi (peg) is smoked bamboo. ・ This product is not the kissaki (tip) of the sword. Also, it is not the nakago (tang) part. ・ Steel plates are welded to the remnants of the sword to form the tang. ・ The reference image is a photo of the original nakago of the sword that was used as the material. Please use it as a reference for the inscription. ・ When drawing the sword, cut the koiguchi (mouth of the scabbard) from the blade side. ● Size ・ Blade length: 14cm ・ Motohaba (blade width at the base): 5mm ・ Overall length: 27.2cm ・ Weight without scabbard: 188g ・ Overall length with scabbard: 29.2cm ・ Weight with scabbard: 226g ● Notes ・ Since materials from old times are used, there are scratches and rust. Also, I am not a professional knife maker. Please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for the quality of a new industrial product. ・ Since remnants of Japanese swords are used, it is prone to rust. It's about the same as a steel kitchen knife. The lacquered saya is not well-ventilated, so it is especially prone to rust. ・ Regarding the inscription, there is no certificate of authenticity, so the authenticity is uncertain. ・ It is listed on multiple sites, so it may be out of stock depending on the timing. ・ Please also read the self-introduction. #CustomKnife #OutdoorKnife #Tanto #JapaneseSword #Koto (old sword) #EdoPeriod #Remnants #Tamahagane (steel) #Antique #Antique #Amulet #ProtectiveSword