Modern 'wootz' going into commercial production.

[Atlantia]

An interesting development in the world of modern commercial swords.
I'm not sure if I'm allowed to mention the company selling these as they are a currently available item so I won't.

I'm sure we have all seen the rapid development in Chinese sword-smithing in recent years, I guess it was just a matter of time before an approximation of wootz arrived.
I wonder if we will now see a flood of 'wootz' blades in antique forms?

Here is what I'm talking about, looks like wootz or perhaps shear steel. This sword is a commercially available model from a very famous company.
Described: "the sword’s most exciting feature is its Wootz steel construction. The centuries-old Asian technique of making superb Wootz steel (or Watered steel) sword blades has been lost to the world for several hundred years, but dedicated study and research have re-created the process and this sword is a testament to that dedication."
Thoughts?: