Derived from Damascus steel. Damascus steel is made of Indian wool steel and is forged in Syria Damascus to swords, etc. The best feature is that the unique pattern that occurs when melted cast steel is solidized in the vine and is very difficult for people to know how to make it. During the Crusader period it was prized as a famous sword for its mysterious beauty and precious weight. This pattern is reproduced by the current Damascus steel. The 63-layer Damascus steel features molybdenum and vanadium steel wrapped in layers of stainless steel and features a beautiful pattern. The blade is made with a real blade using a whetstone for a long lasting sharpness. By professional technicians, this blade is designed to sharpen the blade base of the blade with a rough and medium sharpener to make it easy to resharpen the blade before using the blade and handle without any gaps. One piece construction is extremely hygienic Target: Monaka handle is hollow inside the handle for lightness and lightness; Manufactured by Tsubame City, Niigata Prefecture, with metal processing and a high standard in the world; Available in 17 varieties to accommodate a wide range of uses.