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  • curprev 21:3321:33, 9 September 2026 EileenKesler4 talk contribs 5,671 bytes +5,671 Created page with "Reading the Hamon: What the Temper Line Reveals The hamon is the visible boundary between the hardened edge and the softer spine of the blade. Its pattern - whether straight (suguha), undulating (gunome), or clove-shaped (choji) - indicates the smith's school and technique. A clear, consistent hamon with visible nie crystals is a hallmark of traditional craftsmanship. On the wakizashi, the hamon is often narrower than on a katana, reflecting the blade's different proport..."