Product Details

The blade is ground from T10 high-carbon steel and finished to a bright chrome polish that makes the hamon immediately visible along the entire length. Clay tempering creates the distinct temper line where the harder edge zone meets the softer spine - a process that leaves each blade with a slightly unique hamon character. At 40.55 inches overall and 2.8 lb, the geometry is proportioned for a full-sized katana silhouette. If you are exploring other high-carbon options, the Darkred Katana collection brings together builds that share this same bold color direction.

The tsuka is assembled over a full-tang nakago and wrapped in brown cotton cord ito using a traditional diamond-gap pattern over PU white samegawa. The white ray-skin panels show clearly through the wrap gaps, creating a high-contrast visual rhythm down the handle. Brown cord offers a firm, slightly textured feel that keeps the grip stable during extended display handling.

A round black iron tsuba with symmetrical hollow cutouts sits at the blade junction, keeping the guard profile clean and uncluttered. A gold-tone menuki accent is set into the tsuka beneath the wrap, and a brass habaki collar secures the blade-to-handle fit. The fittings follow a koshirae-style assembly with coordinated metal tones across all collar and collar-adjacent components.

The hardwood saya is lacquered in a marble style - deep red as the dominant ground color with irregular black splash patterning dispersed across the surface. The lacquer coat produces a semi-gloss finish that gives the scabbard visual depth. A brown-blue mixed sageo cord is threaded through the kurikata and tied in a traditional bow, adding a two-tone accent that bridges the brown handle and red saya. For collectors interested in how this colorway fits a broader aesthetic, the Multi-colored Katana collection showcases similar mixed-palette builds.

Overall dimensions: 40.55 in length, 1.259 in width, 0.275 in thickness. Item weight: 2.8 lb. Ships in a 42.9 x 3.9 x 3.5 in package at 3.3 lb. Sword stand is not included.

  • Blade forged from T10 carbon steel with a genuine hamon produced through clay tempering - the visible temper line runs the full length of the polished chrome-finish blade.
  • Full tang construction with a brown cotton cord tsuka-ito wrapped over PU white samegawa, delivering a secure grip with diamond-pattern spacing across the handle.
  • Dark red hardwood saya finished in marble-style natural lacquer, with black mottling swirled into the red base - each scabbard carries a one-of-a-kind surface pattern.
  • Brown-blue sageo cord laces the saya with a traditional kurikata tie, providing both a functional retention cord and a bold two-tone color contrast against the red lacquer.
  • Round black iron tsuba with hollowed cutouts flanked by a gold-tone menuki and brass habaki, completing the koshirae-style fitting set. Overall length 40.55 in, weight 2.8 lb.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10853
Primary ColorRed
Primary MaterialT10 Carbon Steel
Saya ColorDark Red
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorBrown
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBrown-blue
Tsuba ColorBlack
Tsuba ThemeRound Plain
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions40.6 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight2.8 Pounds
Packing Size42.9 x 3.9 x 3.5 Inches
Shipping Weight3.3 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel and heat treatment does this katana use?
The blade is forged from T10 high-carbon steel and clay tempered, producing a real hamon visible along the polished chrome surface. The process differentially hardens the edge zone while keeping the spine more flexible.
How is the handle wrap constructed on this katana?
The tsuka uses brown cotton cord ito in a diamond-gap wrap over PU white samegawa panels. A gold-tone menuki sits beneath the wrap, and a brass habaki collar locks the full-tang blade securely into the handle assembly.
What makes the saya finish unique on this piece?
The hardwood saya is finished in a marble-style natural lacquer - deep red base with irregular black mottling. No two scabbards are identical. A brown-blue sageo cord threads the kurikata, adding a two-tone contrast to the red-black surface.
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