Knife «Tanto». Collection «Balance»

The knife «Tanto» relating to the «Balance» collection is close to the minimalism of Japanese art. The simplicity of the artistic solution focuses the viewer’s attention at the details, like the blade’s shape, the wood’s pattern, the metal shining, etc. The outline of the hardened zone named hamon has a special meaning. It looks like a wave running at the knife’s edge. The outline Hamon reflects the item’s unique, it’s soul, which the blacksmith put to the blade.⠀


The specific feature of the «Balance» collection is the knife’s holder, made in the form of a Japanese sword’s guard — tsuba. The tsuba has two holes, which use for the small knife kogatana and a spike kogai. The knife «Tanto» balances on the holder, which serves the source for the collection’s name.⠀

  

- This knife isn't a cold weapon

- We provide to our customers all the necessary certificates needed for the transportation of the item in Russia and abroad

 

UNDERLESS WARRANTY IS PROVIDED

Type: fixed blade knife.

 

Materials:

Blade - laminated steel / D2.

Handle - buffalo horn / hornbeam.

Decor elements - bronze with silvering.

Scabbard - genuine leather, hornbeam.

 

Manufacturing technique:

Forging, engraving, casting, patinating, polishing, silvering, etching, sharpening.

 

In addition to the product, the kit includes:

- A case made of wood with velvet filling and a lock or branded box made of thick cardboard in black corporate color also with velvet filling inside

- Branded package with the logo of the creative workshop of Zhigzhit Bayaskhalanov

- All necessary certificates are provided for the transportation of products in Russia and abroad

- Possible engraving, drawing your logo

 

Gift presentation:

- Each piece has a story and a mood. This makes it easy to link to these images when giving a gift.

 

Visit our studios:

- Ulan-Ude, Kommunisticheskaya street, 46, Gallery "B-Gallery"

- Chita, st. Chkalova, 120a, Zabaikalsky Regional Art Museum, 1st floor, Bayaskhalanov art gallery

- Moscow, st. Vavilova, 65a, Artist's House, Bayaskhalanov art studio&workshop