Both sharpened John Lee Shiro. Shiro (meaning 'white') has many meanings in Japanese culture. Among other things, this color represents purity and holiness, but also mourning and death. To symbolize the will to fight to the death. Characteristic:
- Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged in 1045 carbon steel.
- The blade is sharpened with an integrated Hamon line for a particularly authentic look.
- White cotton handle wrapper in classic Hineri Maki style.
- Sheath in high gloss lacquered white wood.
- With a long rod, which is fixed on the handle with 2 bamboo pins (Mekugi). Therefore, the sword can be completely disassembled.
- No plastic is used, only high quality authentic materials are used.
- The blade ferrule (Habaki) and washers (Seppa) are made of brass.
- The traditional hilt winding is lined with real ray skin.
- All the ornaments (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) are made of metal.
- Supplied in a protective John Lee sleeve.
- Each original John Lee sword comes with a stamp and certificate.
