The high-carbon steel is repeatedly folded and forged by hand, and the lines (patterns) formed by the folding and forging of the blade are clearly visible. This is a fine hunting knife carefully forged by a handmade knifemaker. The high-quality high-carbon steel is repeatedly folded and forged by hand. It is very easy to use when hunting and camping in the mountains. This product has reached a certain level of craftsmanship in terms of the processing, grinding, and sharpening of the blade surface, and the workmanship of the scabbard is also very sophisticated. It is similar to Japan's "Guan Jianjang" style. Although the craftsmanship and precision are not as good as it, in order to support domestic products and boycott Japanese products, we should also support domestic knives. I believe there will be more in the near future. More, the launch of high-quality products that go beyond Japanese products. The patterned blade (sword) adopts the traditional Chinese blade (sword) casting process of more than 2,000 years ago, which uses multiple layers of steel and spare steel materials. After repeated folding, forging, and smelting, it has the hardness of the blade (sword). And toughness, this is what the saying goes, "steel is made into 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: 36.5cm Blade length: 22.5cm Blade thickness: 6mm Blade material: Forged pattern steel Hardness: 59HRC Weight: 780g Surface: Polished raw steel Handle material: Log Sheath: Log + genuine leather Technology: Handmade