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Ken and futasuji hi horimono

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G'day Guys,

The combination of a ken on one side and futasuji hi on the other seems to be reasonably common on tanto and even katana blades. Does this combination of horimono have any symbolism attached to it or is it just considered attractive/fashionable?

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Bryce

 

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