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Sheath the day: Shibumi Knifecase System
Ancient Japanese masters studies techniques for construction of saya
(scabbards or sheaths) for katana and wakazashi (Samurai swords)
from Ho wood, which is indigenous to the Japanese archipelago. These
techniques are now adapted to modern knives in the Shibumi Knifecase System.
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Use Determines Shape
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The Shibumi method uses eight separate pieces of wood, inserted in a
leather exterior, with a shape determined by blade geometry and desired
method of carry. Shibumi knifecases are customized to your knife's
specifications, and are hand-crafted using the highest-quality materials.
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Magnetic Fasteners
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Shibumi knifecases use an exclusive retention system which avoids snaps,
buckles, Velcro, or ties. Your knife is held in place with neodynum
iron-boron magnets in a specially -formed leather and metal aperture.
Your knife handle is left fully exposed for easy deployment.
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Timeless Protection
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To avoid any danger of corrosion, the Shibumi knifecase has a wooden
interior on all surfaces in contact with the knife blade. The leather
exterior never contacts the knife blade, allowing indefinite storage
in the knifecase. Other leather cases cannot be used for
long-term storage due to acids.
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Knife Edge Maintenance
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To prevent rattling and allow silent carrying and deployment, the
Shibumi knifecase is custom-fitted to each knife. The knife edge
is at no time in contact with the knifecase, assuring sharpness.
We require that you send you knife with your order, to allow us
to custom fit your blade.
Sheathe the Day
545 Broughton Ave.
Bloomfield, NJ 07003
(201) 338-4073