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Tamahagane (玉鋼) is a type of
steel made in the ****anese tradition. The word tama
means 'precious', and the word
hagane means 'steel'.
Tamahagane is used...
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sword production is
known as
tamahagane (玉鋼:たまはがね), or "jewel steel" (tama – ball or jewel,
hagane – steel).
Tamahagane is
produced from iron sand, a...
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swords from shintō are
different from kotō in
forging method and
steel (
tamahagane). This is
thought to be
because Bizen school,
which was the
largest swordsmith...
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Second Industrial Revolution Silicon steel Steel abrasive Steel mill
Tamahagane, used in ****anese
swords Tinplate Toledo steel Wootz steel Allen, Robert...
- hours. The
tamahagane is then
cooled and the
smelter selects the best
pieces to send to the swordsmith. The
swordsmith takes the
tamahagane nuggets and...
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Robin Mark K. Robin,
Harini Ivaturi 3:44 5. "
Tamahagane Theme" Bharatt-Saurabh
Bharatt Hans,
Saurabh Malhotra 1:25
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department of the
environment built a
tatara furnace to make ****anese swords.
Tamahagane (玉鋼) is a
general term for steel, not used
prior to the
Meiji Era, literally...
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ferrous metallurgy Toledo steel Damascus steel Wootz steel Bulat steel Tamahagane steel Crucible steel "...harder than iron
tempered by
Noric fire [was...
- feet (0.91 m) or more in length. The
blades were made of the same
steel (
tamahagane) from
which traditional ****anese
swords and
arrowheads were forged, and...
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steel used for
making blades (which may also be
called tamahagane), such as
those in ****anese swords,
chisels or
planes This disambiguation...
