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We
offer Mokume at a discount, when orders are placed through us. This is our way of thanking you for supporting us!
Mokume
Gane
(pronounced Moe-koo-may Gah-nay) is an ancient
Japanese metalworking technique developed in feudal Japan by master
sword smiths. The technique was originally created to make parts
of the handle for the samurai's sword. The name Mokume Gane translates
from Japanese as "wood grain metal," referring to one of the most popular
patterns created with this technique.
Abracadabra
is proud to represent the finest and most innovative Mokume artists
on the market: James Binnion, Michael Daniels, Chris Ploof, and Lisa Jane Grant.
Feel free to click on the images above to see more of their work, and
their web sites. Anything you see on their sites can be purchased
exclusively through Abracadabra, at a discount, as well as our own mokume designs created
here in the store.
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