Guan Jianchang is the first person recommended by Renfang in Guan City. Mr. Guan was born in 1925. He inherited the traditional satin knife technology of the Kamakura period and is a well-known contemporary knifemaker. During World War II, Japanese militarists forced the production of combat knives. After the war, they made special knives for farriers at the Japan Jockey Club. It is an original modern Japanese-style knife called "Mino Den" made of seven layers of soft steel sandwiched with Allais steel. It has both traditional and modern styles and is extremely noble. Guan Jianchang's "Exercised Hunter" and "Hundred-Refined Hunter Craftsman" series knives are elegant in shape and have extremely sharp blades. The repeatedly tempered blades leave countless forging patterns, focusing on cutting and chopping abilities. Although the knife is an imitation, the quality is no different from the original, except for the price. The blade is hand-cut, extremely sharp, and can cut paper in the air as easily as cutting vegetables! The patterned blade (sword) is made of Chinese 2000 The traditional blade (sword) casting process many years ago uses multiple layers of steel and spare steel materials. After repeated folding, forging, and smelting, it can achieve the hardness and toughness of the blade (sword). This is what the saying goes " tempered into a steel". After hundreds of refining and special casting processes, bronze or steel will form all kinds of strange patterns, such as mountains, running water, cracks, and fish intestines. Since the forging process of each sword is different, the patterns formed are also different and never repeated. The patterns recorded in "Wu Yue Chun Qiu" and "Yue Jue Shu" include tortoise patterns, unlined edges, flowing water, hibiscus, mountains, rivers, flowing waves, and ice releases. People in the Han Dynasty called them pine pattern swords and flat steel swords. Full length: 38cm Blade length: 22cm Blade thickness: 6mm Blade material: Forged pattern steel Hardness: 59HRC Weight: 780g Surface: Polished raw steel Handle material: Solid wood Sheath: Solid wood + genuine leather Craftsmanship: Handmade
Guan Jianchang is the first person recommended by Renfang in Guan City. Mr. Guan was born in 1925. He inherited the traditional satin knife technology of the Kamakura period and is a well-known contemporary knifemaker. During World War II, Japanese milita
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