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Old 31st August 2025, 06:07 PM   #1
Sajen
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And finally, those ones are more recent, as Ive begon to be more precise with inlay work, but also differential quench on many kind of steel (in water too haha, let forge in fire people cry about that ..hahaha). Know I try to stick more to the tradi work, but still with a bit of modern touch.

First one was for my sister, so a bit different. The second one, for an algerian friend, Ive tried to symbolize "algerian mountains" on the hamon.

The last one is the last one (some month ago) with all modesty, my best work in that kind. It was for a very known and respected collector and specialist, and member of the forum, that helped me a lot for my quest, and that I really consider as a friend now (thanks again to him, and even, his precious work).
Beautiful work my friend!
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