How does the black saya finish feel and what material is it?

The 30.3-inch saya is crafted from hardwood with a matte black painted surface designed to simulate a leather texture. It pairs with a white sageo cord tied at the kurikata, matching the white ito handle wrap for a consistent black-and-white aesthetic.

How does the teal and blue color scheme come together?

Teal ito cord wraps the tsuka over white real rayskin, while the 30.7-inch hardwood saya is finished in deep blue piano lacquer. A matching teal sageo ties at the kurikata, unifying the entire design.

What is the dragon design on the orange saya?

The 30.7-inch hardwood saya is coated in orange piano lacquer with a hand-painted dragon motif near the mouth. A tan sageo cord is tied around the body in a traditional knot, matching the handle wrap for a cohesive warm color scheme.

What does the marble saya look like up close?

The hardwood saya has a matte white base coat with natural red-brown veining running its full 29.92-inch length, closely resembling natural marble grain. A black sageo cord is knotted at the kurikata.

How does the gold-thread saya lacquer finish look in person?

Updated Feb 2026

The 29.52-inch hardwood saya is coated in deep blue piano lacquer with an intricate network of gold and silver thread patterns across the entire surface. The high-gloss finish catches light at multiple angles, giving the scabbard a rich, dimensional appearance.