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Demon Blade "Wū Lì Dòu Lè" Legend has it that this demon blade once roamed a world where dragons and vampires reigned supreme. For reasons unknown, both of these dominant species would show it a measure of respect. Now, in a world devoid of dragons and vampires, one wonders what new tales it will compose. Multiple photographs are available for reference. The grip of this blade is wider and more robust in form. It is currently designated for a specific sealing, with the possibility of becoming an item in the Demon Blade Artisan's personal collection. The natural fissures in the material have been filled with bronze, creating a distinct texture and embodying a wabi-sabi aesthetic born from unadorned simplicity. The bronze inlays initially reveal golden patterns upon completion. Dimensions: Total length 98 cm, grip length approximately 30 cm. Blade Material: East African Blackwood (Purple Ebony) - Currently classified as an endangered wood species. Its color will deepen over time, becoming even darker. The photographs were taken shortly after completion, before the wood reached its ultimate hue. It will appear somewhat darker than depicted, evolving into a demon blade with a subtle purplish sheen, approaching pure black, with faint, mystical wood grain. East African Blackwood is classified among the densest and hardest woods available today. Its color ranges from deep purplish-brown to near black, with a smooth, dense texture, minimal pores, and rich oil content. It is a renowned, difficult-to-source wood, known for the saying "ten ebony trees, nine empty" and its significant wear on tools. The wood grain is clear and varied, earning it the title "Emperor's Wood." Crafted by the Demon Blade Artisan: You Chen-Yuan (YCY). Due to artistic expression, items may possess certain sharp edges. Please handle and store with care. Possessing a demon blade can be a source of pleasure and a means of cultivating inner peace. Picking it up during moments of quiet contemplation can awaken a spark of vitality, a flicker of inspiration from deep within.