War Horse Katana with Tsuba Background
The War Horse Katana by Dragon King.
Both sides of the tsuba are shown in this photo depicting the deep details of the war horse sword.
The War Horse Katana has beautiful hamon detail
The kissaki surfaces on the War Horse Katana
The Dragon King Warhorse Katana Tsuba is Loaded with Detail
Dragon Kings War Horse Katana
The blackened tsuba features two rider-less horses chasing each other
The forged 1566 steel blade features true clay-tempering that produces a distinctive hamon (temper line).
Silver seppa really shows off the constast of the blackened tsuba.
The Mori Clan symbol.
The silver menuki represent the Tokugawa and Oda clans.
The beautiful colors of the emerald tsuka over white same (ray skin) belie the deadly sharp steel blade nestled in the deep blue saya.
The fuchi and kashira carry the symbols of the Takeda and Mori.
The blackened tsuba depicts riderless steeds, evoking the tragedies of battle.
This katana embodies the contrast between beauty and destruction, a theme that echoes through every detail of its design.
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