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The simplicity of form and whimsical color-scheme were drawn directly from the original artifact

Higo no Kami Folding Knife books was an area comprised of4 1 4" closed. 3" traditional Japanese style blue paper steel blade with extended tang. Brass handles with lanyard hole. The term "Higo no Kami" means "Lord of Higo" in Japanese, in honor of the Lord of the Kyushu area of Japan, where the knife originated. Today, each Higo no Kami knife is still handmade by the last remaining maker in the guild, Nagao Seisakusho.