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Old 23rd February 2016, 01:04 PM   #11
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The REAL modern wootz!

I give you examples of bulat blades by a Georgian master Zaqro Nonikashvili.
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I do not believe the top 2 images shown in above Post#140 are modern production. The lower image is more like it. I think the 2 above are closeups of genuine antique blades added for marketing purposes, as to show what wootz/bulat looks like, casually adding Zaqro Nonikashvili name into association.
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