T10 Folded Carbon Steel Katana with Golden Blade and Real Hamon - Manga Art Silver Saya Collectible Sword

The blade is forged from T10 folded carbon steel and clay tempered to achieve a genuine hamon line visible along the entire 28.74-inch cutting edge. The folding process refines the grain structure while the clay tempering creates differential hardness at 58 HRC, leaving a golden-toned finish that catches light with a warm copper glow. This is a full tang sword designed for collectors who appreciate authentic metallurgical technique in their Handmade Katana Sword collection.

The tsuka measures 10.23 inches and is built on a hardwood core wrapped in white real rayskin samegawa. Over the rayskin sits a tight black cord wrap in a traditional diamond pattern, providing both texture and visual contrast. The menuki sit beneath the wrap, and the overall feel is firm and well-balanced against the blade's weight.

At the transition point, a black alloy tsuba in a chrysanthemum petal design acts as the hand guard. Gold-toned accents on the fuchi and kashira frame the grip, complementing the blade's warm golden color and creating visual continuity from pommel to tip.

The 30.7-inch saya is constructed from hardwood and finished in piano lacquer with a silver metallic base. Its most distinctive feature is a hand-painted manga-style portrait of a female figure rendered in grayscale, giving the scabbard an artistic gallery quality. A black sageo cord is tied at the kurikata, contrasting cleanly against the silver surface. This painted saya transforms the katana from a traditional replica into a conversation piece that bridges Japanese sword culture and contemporary illustration.

At 40.94 inches overall and 4.4 lbs, this T10 Carbon Steel Katana carries real presence on a wall mount or display stand. Every component - from the clay-tempered golden blade to the manga-art saya - is assembled by hand, making each piece a unique collectible for sword enthusiasts and art collectors alike.