AKI master craftsman Kurt Eriksen masterpiece, in all of Kurt's works belong to a very high level of appearance. As the descendant of Buster, the father of american art knives, Kurt has a fairly high name at home and abroad, and basically does not need to be introduced.
The "Apache" short sword is 40 cm long, the blade is made of 440C stainless steel, and the three-stage waist design is used to form a silhouette.
The surface of the blade is beautifully polished, and there is a striking sword groove in the middle of the spine.
The handguard is a combination of two carbon steel parts shaped into the shape of a petal and roasted blue.
Admiring along the hilt of the sword in the direction of the tip of the sword, the hand guard holding the blade of the sword is like shooting a clear spring from the heart of the flower.
The hilt of the sword is made of brassite marble, a semi-precious stone with a strong color and appearing gold and black, also known as Apache gold.
The tail iron is also ground from roasted blue carbon steel and has a bright color. The center of the tail is inlaid with a Soda's whiskey-colored quartz stone, which is finely cut on the surface to create a beautiful visual effect.
All the baked blue parts are carved by Julie, the romantic French gray curly leaf pattern is cleverly embellished with gold orators, and the gold curl leaf pattern surrounded by whiskey quartz stone, the details are gorgeous.