T10 Steel Clay Tempered Odachi with Real Hamon - Gray Rayskin Saya, Peony Copper Tsuba
- T10 high carbon steel blade, clay tempered to 60 HRC, produces a genuine hamon - not wire-brushed or printed - visible along the full 28.3-inch nagasa.
- Full tang construction with folded melaleuca steel forging; hand-finished edge delivered by master smiths using traditional high-temperature forge work.
- Real white rayskin (samegawa) wraps both the tsuka and saya - black silk cord ito over the handle, textured gray rayskin on the 30.3-inch saya under piano lacquer.
- Copper tsuba in gold-brown finish features an open-work peony motif with lion-dog (shishi) accents - visually confirmed mixed gold, silver, and russet tones on fuchi and kashira.
- Black sageo cord tied in a traditional knot at the kurikata; knot paper (habaraki) wraps accent the tsuka beneath the ito for an authentic koshirae presentation.
- Overall length 40.5 in - nagasa 28.3 in - tsuka 10.2 in - saya 30.3 in - weight 2.65 lbs - real rayskin tsuka skin in white.
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Product Details
The 28.3-inch nagasa is forged from T10 high carbon steel and clay tempered to 60 HRC, producing a genuine hamon line that runs the full length of the blade. Because the differential hardening is achieved through actual clay application and quenching - not wire brushing or surface printing - the activity along the hamon shifts naturally in different light, reflecting the folded melaleuca steel construction beneath. The hand-finished edge is the direct result of master smiths working at forge temperatures exceeding 1,000 degrees, then carefully hand-polishing the chrome-bright surface to a mirror quality. Explore the full range in our Odachi collection.
The tsuka measures 10.2 inches and is built over a full tang core wrapped with real white samegawa (rayskin) before the black silk ito is applied in a traditional diamond-pattern wrap. Knot paper habaraki accents sit beneath the ito at each exposed rayskin window. The fuchi and kashira are cast in copper with a mixed gold-brown and russet finish, carrying the same shishi and floral relief work that appears on the tsuba.
The copper tsuba is cast in an open-work oval form showing a peony blossom design with shishi (lion-dog) figures worked into the border. The gold-brown patina on the main body contrasts with silver-toned relief highlights and darkened recesses, giving the guard a layered, antique depth. A matching copper habaki seats the blade cleanly in the saya opening.
The 30.3-inch saya is covered in real rayskin - the same white samegawa used on the handle - giving it a naturally textured surface before the gray piano lacquer finish is applied over it. The result is a saya that reads as a cool, pearlescent gray with visible rayskin texture beneath the gloss. Three copper menuki-style fittings in the same russet and gold-brown finish are mounted along the saya body, and a black sageo cord is tied in a traditional knot at the kurikata. This full koshirae presentation pairs the blade with a complete set of matched fittings throughout. See more long-blade styles in Nodachi Tachi Sword.
Overall length: 40.5 inches. Nagasa: 28.3 inches. Tsuka: 10.2 inches. Saya: 30.3 inches. Weight: 2.65 lbs. Blade material: T10 carbon steel, clay tempered, full tang, hand-finished edge. Tsuba: real copper, peony theme. Saya material: real rayskin under piano lacquer, gray. Style: koshirae.
- T10 high carbon steel blade, clay tempered to 60 HRC, produces a genuine hamon - not wire-brushed or printed - visible along the full 28.3-inch nagasa.
- Full tang construction with folded melaleuca steel forging; hand-finished edge delivered by master smiths using traditional high-temperature forge work.
- Real white rayskin (samegawa) wraps both the tsuka and saya - black silk cord ito over the handle, textured gray rayskin on the 30.3-inch saya under piano lacquer.
- Copper tsuba in gold-brown finish features an open-work peony motif with lion-dog (shishi) accents - visually confirmed mixed gold, silver, and russet tones on fuchi and kashira.
- Black sageo cord tied in a traditional knot at the kurikata; knot paper (habaraki) wraps accent the tsuka beneath the ito for an authentic koshirae presentation.
- Overall length 40.5 in - nagasa 28.3 in - tsuka 10.2 in - saya 30.3 in - weight 2.65 lbs - real rayskin tsuka skin in white.
Specification
| Item Number | TK-JP-TD19002 |
|---|---|
| Primary Color | Bronze |
| Primary Material | T10 Carbon Steel |
| Tsuka Color | Black |
| Tsuka Skin Color | White |
| Tsuka Skin Material | Real Rayskin |
| Tsuka Length | 10.2 |
| Tsuba Color | Gold-brown |
| Tsuba Material | Real Copper |
| Tsuba Theme | Peony |
| Saya Color | Gray |
| Saya Material | Rayskin |
| Saya Surface | Piano Lacquer |
| Saya Length | 30.3 |
| Sageo Color | Black |
| Nagasa Material | T10 Steel |
| Nagasa Color | Chrome |
| Nagasa Length | 28.3 |
| Nagasa Hamon | Yes |
| Nagasa Clay | Yes |
| Nagasa Hardness | 60 |
| Nagasa Sharppend | Yes |
| Style | Koshirae |












