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Look beyond the weapon, beyond the object, look rather, at the focus and intent that is used to make them. The raw materials are shaped by raw will into something that transcends the mundane. That quality of will over time is available to everyone, it is only your mind that limits you.

Look beyond the weapon, beyond the object, look rather, at the focus and intent that is used to make them. The raw materials are shaped by raw will into something that transcends the mundane. That quality of will over time is available to everyone, it is only your mind that limits you.

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Japanese iron sand is pretty shitty raw material by itself. It is the carbon in the tree charcoal that changes the properties of the iron sand. Transforming the metal, fusing it with carbon, and other minerals in the tree charcoal(charcoal is activated carbon). Notice how much time they spend purging the impurities from the metal, this is all part of the forging process.