1045 Carbon Steel Chokuto Ninjato Sword with Brown Ito Wrap and Gold Vine Patterned Black Saya - Full Tang

This chokuto ninjato features a straight 28.5-inch blade forged from 1045 carbon steel, hand-polished to a chrome-tone finish. A visible hamon line runs along the edge, adding visual depth to the polished surface. The blade hardness sits at 58 HRC, and the hand-finished edge tapers to a clean kissaki point - a hallmark of the classic straight-blade ninjato form found across our Real Ninjato collection.

The tsuka extends 10.25 inches and is wrapped in brown cotton ito cord over white samegawa. The weave pattern is tight and consistent, offering both grip texture and visual appeal. Brown sageo cord on the saya echoes the handle wrap, tying the entire color palette together in warm earth tones.

At the junction of blade and handle, a silver-tone alloy tsuba displays a plum blossom design in dark relief on both faces. A gold-finished habaki collar sits just below the tsuba, creating a striking contrast between the warm gold, dark silver floral guard, and the polished steel blade.

The 28.5-inch hardwood saya is coated in piano lacquer with a black base overlaid by fine gold vine-like patterning that catches light at different angles. The kurikata fitting is finished in matching black lacquer, and the brown sageo cord is tied in a traditional knot. This patterned saya gives the piece a distinctive character compared to plain scabbard designs, making it well-suited for collectors who appreciate cool ninja sword aesthetics.

With full tang construction, an overall length of 40.5 inches, and a weight of 4.5 lbs, this ninjato carries solid heft and balance. The alloy kashira cap at the pommel features the same dark floral relief as the tsuba, bookending the handle with a cohesive design. Every fitting - from habaki to kashira - is assembled by hand, making this a detailed collectible piece for enthusiasts of Japanese straight-blade swords.