Product Details

This katana features a 28.5-inch T10 steel blade that has been clay-tempered to achieve a hardness of 60 HRC along the edge, producing a visible hamon line that traces the transition between the hardened cutting edge and the softer spine. The chrome-finish nagasa carries a bright, reflective surface that contrasts with the textured details of the fittings and saya. The blade is sharpened and built on a full tang foundation that runs the complete length of the handle.

The 10.25-inch tsuka is constructed from hardwood, layered with PU white samegawa to replicate traditional ray skin texture, and tightly bound in black cotton cord. Diamond-shaped gaps in the wrapping expose the white samegawa beneath, creating a clean geometric pattern. The handle terminates in a kashira that matches the gold-tone metalwork found on the tsuba and other fittings. For more options in this steel type, browse our 1045 Katana collection.

The tsuba is crafted from alloy in an oval, scalloped-edge shape with a gold finish. Its face features raised scrollwork and a textured central medallion, giving it a layered, dimensional appearance. The habaki collar sits in a matching copper-gold tone, tying the guard visually to the saya fittings.

The hardwood saya is the visual centerpiece of this piece. Its surface is finished in a deep copper-and-black arabesque lacquer pattern with flowing, organic scrollwork motifs. Near the koiguchi, the saya transitions into a striking white-and-black marble-spattered texture that extends partway down the length, creating a bold two-tone effect. A black sageo cord is tied at the kurikata for traditional carry presentation. The kojiri tip mirrors the copper arabesque pattern, unifying the saya design from end to end.

At 40.5 inches in overall length and 4.5 pounds, this katana has a presence suited for display stands, themed interiors, or collection showcases. The combination of a clay-tempered chrome blade, ornate copper-tone saya, and gold scalloped tsuba gives it a distinctive character among Black Carbon Steel Sword collectibles.

  • Clay-tempered T10 steel blade at 60 HRC hardness with visible hamon line, chrome finish, and a hand-finished edge along the full 28.5-inch nagasa.
  • Full tang construction through a 10.25-inch hardwood handle wrapped in PU white samegawa and black cord for a secure, traditional grip.
  • Gold-tone alloy tsuba in an oval scalloped design with intricate raised scrollwork, adding a refined accent between blade and handle.
  • Hardwood saya finished in a rich copper-and-black arabesque lacquer pattern with a separate white marble-textured koiguchi section and black sageo cord.
  • Overall length of 40.5 inches at 4.5 lbs - a substantial collectible piece sized for display or traditional presentation.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-WZ20009
Primary ColorMarble
Primary Material1045 Carbon Steel
Saya ColorBlack-white
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Saya ThemeFlower
Tsuka ColorBlack-white
Nagasa ColorCopper
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorSilver-gold
Tsuba ThemeChrysanthemum
Nagasa HamonNo
Blade EngravingWave
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 Inches
Weight3.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel and hardness does this katana blade have?
The blade is forged from T10 steel, clay-tempered to reach 60 HRC at the edge. This process produces a visible hamon line along the 28.5-inch chrome-finish nagasa, marking the boundary between the hardened edge and softer spine.
How long and heavy is this katana overall?
Total length is 40.5 inches with a 28.5-inch blade and 10.25-inch handle. It weighs 4.5 pounds, giving it a solid, substantial feel well suited for display or collection presentation.
What is the design on the saya and tsuba?
The hardwood saya features a copper-and-black arabesque lacquer pattern with flowing scrollwork, transitioning to a white-and-black marble-spattered texture near the mouth. The gold alloy tsuba has a scalloped oval shape with raised scrollwork and a textured central medallion.

Customer Reviews(6)

Vaughn Fee New Hampshire, United States
Dec 07, 2022 18:57

Great condition, and it looks great.

Maximus , Canada
Nov 02, 2022 15:15

Look great feel great but just know they aren't sharp

Noah Salinas Texas, United States
May 18, 2022 14:44

Easily one of the most real and badass katanas I have ever bought

Mark Morman New Mexico, United States
Apr 14, 2021 09:11

I have bought 7 swords and still waiting on two more to be delivered. I like the swords and have given some as gifts to family and they loved them.