This katana is forged in one of the less common forms of Japanese swords which is the kissaki moroha zukuri. The upper half of the sword is double-edged and ends in a symmetrical kissaki. It features two blade grooves, a bo-hi or a wide groove and a so-hi or a narrow groove. This blade geometry and with the added grooves result in a light and agile blade. Natural hamon can be seen in the entire length of its edges as a result of differential hardening of its 1095 carbon steel blade. All fittings are made of brass with a dragon motif. The saya is made of Chinese redwood with polished, bufallo horn koiguchi, kurigata and kojiri. The kissaki moroha zukuri is an old blade form and may have been a transition between the Japanese double-edged sword and the tachi. This sword is fully customisable