Introducing the patterns of cutlery produced by Hinoura Hamono Koubou
Please take a look.

This pattern resembles water flowing, a rippled river surface. Each pattern is unique
with no two knives the same, each is the only one like it in the world.

This pattern resembles a sea of clouds moving slowly. Each pattern is unique, no
two knives are the same.

This technique folds 2 different kinds of iron, forming a unique pattern. The finish is
Migaki (polished).

This technique folds 2 different kinds of iron, forming a unique pattern. The finish is
Kuro (black).

Using old wrought iron for the knife cladding (Jigane).

A rounded hammered finish on the surface

A hammered finish resembling pine leaves on the surface.

A polished surface

A black oxide film is formed when quenching, this film is left on the finished knife.
Each knife will be different, each with its own character.