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Katana

Browse over 1,430 handmade katana swords, each hand-forged by experienced swordsmiths. Our collection spans 12 steel types — from entry-level 1045 carbon steel to premium tamahagane — across traditional, anime replica, and custom designs. Every katana ships free to the US with a 30-day return guarantee.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a full tang katana?

A full tang katana means the blade steel continues through the handle instead of stopping near the guard. This matters because the handle and blade are part of one continuous structure, which gives the sword better stability and durability than a partial tang or decorative-only construction. For collectors, full tang construction is also a useful sign that the sword was made with more serious build quality in mind. All TrueKatana swords are full tang, but buyers should still read each product page for steel type, blade length, sharpness, fittings, and intended use.

Are katanas legal in the US?

In general, owning a katana at home is legal in many parts of the United States, but laws can vary by state, city, age, transportation method, and public carry rules. Ownership is not the same as carrying a sword in public. California, New York, Texas, Florida, and other states may treat possession, open carry, concealed carry, and restricted locations differently. Before buying or transporting a katana, check your local laws and avoid carrying a metal sword in public unless you clearly understand the rules. TrueKatana products are best treated as collectibles or display items unless a product page says otherwise.

What is the difference between katana and samurai sword?

A katana is one specific type of Japanese sword. It usually has a curved, single-edged blade, a long grip for two-handed use, and a guard called a tsuba. “Samurai sword” is a broader phrase people use for swords associated with samurai culture. That can include katana, wakizashi, tanto, tachi, and other Japanese blade styles. In online shopping, many people use “katana” and “samurai sword” almost the same way, but they are not exactly identical. If you are buying one, focus less on the label and more on the details: blade type, steel, length, tang construction, edge condition, and intended use.

How to display a katana?

The safest and cleanest way to display a katana is with a proper sword stand, wall rack, or display case. Keep it away from moisture, direct sunlight, children, pets, and high-traffic areas where it could be knocked down. Many collectors display the katana in its saya, especially if the blade is sharp or carbon steel. If you display the blade unsheathed, make sure the room is dry and the blade is lightly oiled. For a traditional look, place the sword horizontally on a stand with the handle to the left or right depending on your display preference. The most important thing is stability and safe handling.

What are katanas made of?

Modern katana swords can be made from several types of steel. Common options include 1045 carbon steel, 1060 carbon steel, 1095 carbon steel, T10 tool steel, folded steel, Damascus-style steel, and sometimes tamahagane for higher-end traditional-style pieces. The fittings may include iron, brass, copper, alloy, wood, rayskin, cotton wrap, leather wrap, and a lacquered wooden saya. The best material depends on what you want from the sword. A display buyer may care more about polish and design, while a collector may look more closely at steel, heat treatment, hamon, and full tang construction. All TrueKatana swords are full tang, which is an important construction detail for buyers to know.

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Customer Reviews

Not like any videos were saying slandering the tk it's not flimsy, doesn't rust easily, is infact very sharp, saya isn't weak wood and overall is just a very decent maybe even entry level katana for only 200$ I will say though it did bend the very tip of the katana when I hit something metal on accident but that aside its very great qualityr
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5 stars to the smith

Flower Tsuba T10 Carbon Steel Katana, Clay Tempered, Full Tang & Handmade Flower Tsuba T10 Carbon Steel Katana, Clay Tempered, Full Tang & Handmade Verified Purchase

I'm no expert, and won't pretend to be, but I did grow up around blades and martial arts and have owned many swords over the years. I'm 64 years old now, on the other side of some hardships and setbacks. r
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I still train with a boken, and have been since I was a teen, but I sold all my swords several years back. Life forced me to learn to do without, but as my life improved, I missed my swords and wanted to replace them.r
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My late Father was a cutlery distributor, so I built my previous collection with great discounts and lots of resources. I didn't have those advantages this time. I had to study the new market. So I began reading posts and watching reviews about the available makers and suppliers, as well as their specific offerings in my price range. This led me to take a chance on Truekatana and this particular offering.r
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I thought I owned some pretty nice blades before, but this one beats them all! I love everything about it! It feels great in my hand, and it is so much better than I hoped for. I immediately ordered another model katana, and I'm sure I'll be getting more in the future. It was packed well and arrived quickly and safely. r
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I'm definitely a huge fan of Truekatana!

1060 Carbon Steel Black Katana with Clay-Tempered Hamon in Matte Black Hardwood Saya - Full Tang Collectible Sword 1060 Carbon Steel Black Katana with Clay-Tempered Hamon in Matte Black Hardwood Saya - Full Tang Collectible Sword Verified Purchase
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