Handmade Japanese Samurai Sword 1065 Carbon Steel With Green Scabbard

Presenting an exquisite embodiment of Japanese artistry and heritage: our handmade, full-tang Katana sword. This splendid weapon is a fusion of aesthetics, combat prowess, and meticulous craftsmanship, reflecting the spirit and the honor of the legendary samurai.

Features:
Blade: The core of this katana, the blade, is masterfully crafted from top-notch 1065 carbon steel. This exceptional material ensures excellent hardness and durability, maintaining a razor-sharp edge that lasts. A true testament to the practical elegance of traditional Japanese weaponry.

Handle: The handle, or tsuka, is made from resilient hardwood, serving as a sturdy foundation for wielding. It is elegantly adorned with PU white samegawa, a synthetic imitation of stingray skin, which offers a firm and comfortable grip. Accentuating this handle design is a wrap of regal purple cord, seamlessly merging functionality with a flair of noble aesthetics.

Saya and sageo: The saya, or the scabbard, is fashioned from premium hardwood, coated with a lush natural lacquer. Its vibrant green hue, reminiscent of tranquil bamboo forests, introduces a calm contrast to the katana's lethal nature. The saya features wire-drawing techniques, creating refined, shimmering patterns that add depth to its visual appeal. The black sageo, the cord for attaching the saya to the belt, balances out the bright saya, imbuing the design with an understated elegance.

Tsuba: The tsuba, a round iron guard, stands at the crossroads between the blade and handle. Decorated with subtle round hollows, this tsuba serves as a functional barrier and an artistic element, adding a sense of lightness and subtlety to the robust weapon.

Our handmade, full-tang Katana is not just a weapon—it's a testament to the samurai's dedication, a symbol of their code of honor and integrity. From its sharp blade to its vibrant handle, this sword is a stunning work of art that embodies the craftsmanship and traditions of Japanese swordsmiths. It's a piece of history, a salute to the past, and an emblem of the samurai spirit.