John Lee Katsumoto katana, scherp Alles The expression `ten kei` can
Description
The expression `ten kei` can be translated as `a gift from heaven` and symbolizes the beauty of nature
It is suitable for belts of max
The rings are woven four in one and subsequently riveted with round rivets
This wooden weapon is made of mango wood and is suitable for training
It is 203 cm long with a head of 40
John Lee Katsumoto katana, scherp Alles The expression `ten kei` canHosokawa Katsumoto (1430 1473) was a governor of Shogun in the 15th century and a key figure in the Japanese Onin war. With more than 80,000 men he fought in the former capital of Kyoto againsthis father Yamana Sozen. After 10 years of war Kyoto was destroyed and neither side could claimvictory. This katana is hand forged in the Hon Sanmei style and the blade has 3 different hardnesses. The cutting edge (hasaki) is made of hardened 1095 carbon steel,
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