Product Details

The blade is forged from T10 carbon steel using a clay tempering process that produces a natural hamon line along the edge. At 28.74 inches, the full tang nagasa is hand-finished and hardened to 58 HRC, delivering both visual character and lasting durability. The chrome-toned steel surface highlights the undulating temper line from spine to edge, a signature mark of traditional differential hardening.

The tsuka measures 10.23 inches and is wrapped in black cotton cord over genuine white rayskin samegawa. The alternating diamond pattern of the ito wrap provides texture and grip, while the rayskin beneath adds a layer of structural support. Gold-toned menuki accent pieces sit beneath the wrap, visible through the cord gaps.

At the guard position, a black alloy tsuba features an openwork design with a floral motif. The cutout pattern allows light to pass through, creating depth and visual interest. A brass-finished habaki seats the blade firmly into the tsuba assembly, and a matching fuchi-kashira set in black frames both ends of the handle.

The saya is crafted from hardwood and finished in a high-gloss red piano lacquer that gives it a deep, reflective surface. Braided sageo cord in black and red wraps around the kurikata knot, complementing the overall color palette. The saya measures 30.7 inches and fits the blade snugly with a satisfying click. This piece pairs well with other swords from the Red T10 Carbon Steel Katana collection.

With an overall length of 40.94 inches and a weight of 4.4 lbs, this katana carries real presence as a display piece. Every component - from the clay tempered blade to the lacquered saya - reflects deliberate material choices and traditional construction. For collectors drawn to Clay Tempered Samurai Sword craftsmanship, this red and black combination delivers on both form and detail. Sword stand not included.

  • Clay tempered T10 carbon steel blade at 28.74 inches with a visible hamon line, hand-finished edge, and full tang construction for structural integrity.
  • Handle wrapped in black cotton cord over white real rayskin samegawa, measuring 10.23 inches for a secure and traditional grip feel.
  • Red hardwood saya finished in piano lacquer with a glossy, mirror-like surface, paired with braided black and red sageo cord detail.
  • Black alloy tsuba featuring an openwork floral motif with a brass habaki accent, adding visual contrast against the red and black color scheme.
  • Overall length of 40.94 inches with a sword weight of 4.4 lbs - a substantial collectible piece built with traditional Japanese construction methods.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-DL20054
Primary ColorRed
Primary MaterialT10 Carbon Steel
Saya ColorRed
Saya MaterialHardwood Piano Lacquer
Tsuka ColorBlack
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack-red
Tsuba ColorBlack
Tsuba ThemeOrnate Scroll
Nagasa HamonYes
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 clay tempered katana have?
This katana uses T10 carbon steel that has been clay tempered to produce a natural hamon line along the blade. The hardness is rated at 58 HRC, and the full tang blade measures 28.74 inches with a hand-finished edge.
How does the red piano lacquer saya look and feel?
The saya is made from hardwood and coated in a high-gloss red piano lacquer that creates a deep, mirror-like reflective finish. It measures 30.7 inches and includes a braided black and red sageo cord tied at the kurikata.
What is the tsuba design and what materials are used?
The tsuba is made from black alloy and features an openwork floral motif with cutout patterns. It is paired with a brass-finished habaki that seats the blade securely. The design adds visual contrast against the red saya and black cord handle.

Customer Reviews(3)

Parris Brandon District Of Columbia, United States
Aug 19, 2021 18:26

I love it everything came just as described

Carter Edwards Idaho, United States
Jul 29, 2021 10:06

Blade it great and it is good to display it has a very bad scabbard

Troy Calderon Nevada, United States
Dec 22, 2020 15:32

Great quality katana is totally awesome.