Product Details

This full tang katana features a 28.74-inch spring steel blade finished in a deep black coating with a dramatic raging fire hamon line running along the edge. Hardened to 58 HRC, the steel holds a refined edge and delivers a striking visual contrast between the dark spine and the bright, zigzag temper line. The blade profile is classic shinogi-zukuri, tapering to a clean kissaki that catches light at every angle. For collectors drawn to Black Steel Katana designs, this piece delivers bold character without compromise.

The 10.23-inch tsuka is built on a wooden core wrapped in white real rayskin for grip texture, then finished with teal cotton ito in a traditional cross-knot pattern. The color sits between dark green and deep teal, providing a sophisticated contrast against the black fittings. Gold diamond shapes of the rayskin peek through each wrap crossing, adding a subtle but intentional detail to the handle.

At the intersection of blade and handle sits an alloy tsuba in an antique bronze-black patina, featuring a detailed relief of skulls and coiled serpents. The design is sculptural and deeply carved, giving the guard real visual weight. A polished brass habaki collar seats the blade firmly and bridges the dark tones of the tsuba with the bright hamon line below.

The 30.7-inch saya is constructed from hardwood and fully wrapped in a textured black material with a fine diamond-knurl pattern, secured with a black sageo cord tied in a traditional knot. The surface has a matte tactile finish that contrasts with the glossy brass kuchiganae at the mouth. This scabbard design gives the katana a distinctly modern, understated look while protecting the blade during display.

Overall length comes in at 40.94 inches with a total weight of 4.4 lbs, making this a substantial piece suited for shelf or wall display. Every fitting - from the teal ito to the skull tsuba to the leather-wrapped saya - works together to create a cohesive dark theme. Browse more options in our Handmade Japanese Sword collection to find your next display piece.

  • Spring steel blade at 28.74 inches with a bold raging fire hamon pattern and black-coated finish, hardened to 58 HRC for lasting durability.
  • Full tang construction with a 10.23-inch handle wrapped in teal cotton ito over white real rayskin for a secure and textured grip.
  • Alloy tsuba in an antique bronze tone featuring a detailed skull and serpent relief design with a brass habaki accent.
  • Black hardwood saya at 30.7 inches finished in textured black leather wrapping with a black sageo cord, total sword length 40.94 inches.
  • Weighs 4.4 lbs and ships in a protective box - display stand not included. A distinctive collector piece with a striking dark aesthetic.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-DL20033
Primary ColorBlack
Primary MaterialManganese Steel
ThemesSkull Scabbard
Saya ColorBlack
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorTeal
Nagasa ColorBlack
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorBronze
Tsuba ThemeSkull
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Packing Size4 x 4 x 43 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is used and how hard is the blade?
The blade is forged from spring steel, hardened to 58 HRC. It measures 28.74 inches and features a raging fire style hamon line with a black-coated finish for corrosion resistance and visual contrast.
Is the handle wrapped in real rayskin?
Yes, the 10.23-inch handle uses genuine white rayskin beneath a teal cotton ito wrap tied in a traditional cross-knot pattern. The full tang blade extends through the entire handle for structural integrity.
What is the tsuba design and what material is the saya?
The alloy tsuba features a sculptural skull and serpent relief in an antique bronze-black patina with a brass habaki. The 30.7-inch hardwood saya is wrapped in textured black leather with a diamond-knurl pattern and tied with a black sageo cord.

Customer Reviews(4)

Deanna Golab Ohio, United States
Dec 25, 2020 10:07

Bought this for my boyfriend as a Christmas gift and he totally freaked out! I don’t know a thing about Samurai swords, but this felt and looked very well made and legit. It even shipped faster from Japan than things I was waiting for one state away. He’s sending videos of it to his friends and family and making everyone jealous as we speak! I will definitely return here for more cool swords to add to his new collection. Thank you!

Antonio Wallace Florida, United States
Dec 07, 2020 07:45

Was an amazing gift my father loves it

Kyle Thell Minnesota, United States
Nov 29, 2020 06:46

Fantastic blades really well done. Weight was good very sharp! Love it