“Mokume Gane” Pocket Muk WRAFFLE!! Buy 4 spots get 1 free

This is for a chance to win this build! Buy 4 spots and get 1 free. I will add your free spot manually when you buy 4 spots
(Link in my story or head to my website directly to get your spots)
I’ll draw the winner live on Instagram at a set time I’ll post on my story. Thanks! Unlimited spots but only running this untill Sunday!!Again you are buying a ticket for 10$ to enter to win this build, unlimited spots. 
Thank you!
Blade details
One of a kind build for this months raffle! 
Pocket Muk design 6.75” overall length 2.5” edge
Mokume gane San mai with high carbon Damascus steel core
Full polish
Carbon fiber, natural color wooly mammoth molar , and camel bone for the scales with copper accents.
Includes leather pocket sheath.
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What is Mokume Gane?
Mokume gane (mow-koo-may gone-ay) is a laminated metal, made out of non-ferrous (no iron) metal.  It is believed to have been first created about 300 years ago in Japan.  At this time, Japanese sword making was the highest art form in the country, and mokume-gane was developed to decorate the hilt of the sword.
 
True mokume gane is laminated together through the process of high heat and high pressure, where the layers are fused together. To start, sheets of precious metal in different colors are stacked together, like a stack of paper, in an extremely clean and laboratory like environment.
Then, the "billet" is placed, under extreme compression, in a kiln, in near-melt temperatures. The molecules have a grand time jumping around, and they intermingle in-between the layers. In between every layer, an extremely thin third layer is formed, which is the eutectic bond between layers.
No solder is used.  With a lot of skill and expertise, precision techniques, and a little prayer to the mokume god, a perfectly bonded billet is formed.
 
 
 
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