This katana is intricately forged in the shihozume lamination structure. The edge is made of 1095 high carbon steel which has high hardness while the sides are made of folded steel which has high flexibility and has a beautiful grain pattern or hada. Iron is used to form the softer core of the blade. The shihozume lamination is a labor-intensive forging technique that requires high skill level on the part of the swordsmith. Imperfect fusion or welding of the different steel types on the blade can cause the blade to delaminate or split.

The saya is made of hardwood with varnish coating. The saya is octahedral, the fuchi and koiguchi are made of buffalo horn, the mekugis are also made of buffalo horn. The blade is honsanmai lamination, 1095 high carbon steel is the cutting edge, folded steel is used as jacket steel. The blade is clay tempered, hamon is clearly visible.

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, it's differentially hardened, beautiful hamon is clearly visible and runs along the cutting edge. The tsuka and saya are octahedral, made of hardwood with clear varnish coating. Fuchi and koiguchi are made of black polished buffalo horn. The mekugis are also made of bufflo horn. The sword is suitable to light cutting.

The blades are honsanmai structure, folded steel is the jacket steel, 1095 high carbon steel is the cutting edge. The blades are clay tempered, both hada of folded steel and clay tempered hamon are clearly visible. The tsukas are made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine same and synthetic silk ito. The tsubas are iron. The swords are fully customizable, the fittings can be changed.

The blade is honsanmai lamination, 1095 high carbon steel is the cutting edge, folded steel is used as jacket steel. The blade is clay tempered. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine rayskin and synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of Chinese redwood, the color and wood veins are natural. Koiguchi, kurigata and kojiri are buffalo horns. Tsuba, fuchi and kashira are made of iron. The sword is fully customizable.

The blades are made of 1095 high carbon steel and clay tempered, beautiful hamons are clearly visible. The tsukas are made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine same and synthetic silk ito. The sayas are made of hardwood, partially wrapped with real rayskin. Polished bufflo horns are used at koiguchi. The tsubas are made of copper and eagle motif. The swords are fully customizable, the fittings can be changed.

Ryan767 is a katana with a shinogi zukuri geometry and intricately forged in shihozumi lamination. The edge is made of 1095 high carbon steel which has high hardness while the sides are made of folded steel which has high flexibility and has a beautiful grain pattern or hada. Iron is used to form the softer core of the blade. . This lamination results in a sword with a very hard edge, sides with a beautiful hada and a soft, shock-absorbent core. Forging laminated blades require high attention and skill from the bladesmith to produce a durable blade free from lamination weakness. The blade is differentially heat treated with a natural hamon. All the fittings are made of brass. The tsuba, fuchi and kashira depict a "tora" or tiger and a monk. In Japanese tradition, the tiger symbolizes ferocity and strenght. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with black-lacquered samegawa and red cotton ito. The saya is made of hardwood painted with glossy, black lacquer and partially wrapped with red rayskin near the kurikata. The koiguchi, kurikata and kojiri are made of polished black buffalo horn.