The handle and scabbard is of Bird's-eye maple, with Ironwood being used for accents. Made for deer and small game, the full belly also makes it very handy around camp. Easy to maintain and resists scuffs and scratches better than a full polish, although some detail in the hamon is masked. Also easy to upgrade to a higher degree of finish at a later date. Shown in a shira-saya tsuka, and copper habaki.
Spalted maple handle with an inset bronze bolster.
Blade length is approx 7.5 inches.