Customized Folding Knife with Flame Motif and Japanese Characters

This is a tactical-style folding knife with distinct customization on both the handle and the blade. The handle features a two-tone design, with the primary color being a vibrant orange on the ends and spine, transitioning to an off-white panel on the main body of the scales. The off-white section is decorated with a repeating pattern of black zig-zag lines, forming a series of connected triangles, which gives a modern, almost geometric camlouflage effect. The handle is secured with visible black screws, three on the visible side. The blade appears to be made of metal, likely steel, with a dark gray or black finish. A significant portion of the blade, approximately the lower two-thirds, is adorned with a striking red flame-like motif, often referred to as a 'hamon' if it were traditionally forged, but here it appears to be a decorative coating. Towards the top of the blade, near the pivot, there are what appear to be etched or printed Japanese characters or kanji, adding a unique cultural element. The blade has a straight, sturdy profile with a sharp, angled tip, characteristic of tactical or utility knives. The overall condition looks good, with no obvious signs of heavy wear, scratches, or damage to the handle or blade. The colors are vibrant, suggesting it has been well-maintained or is relatively new. The craftsmanship appears to be commercially produced, with the custom elements likely added later.