Manganese Steel Katana with Green Ito Wrap in Black Lacquered Saya - Gold Floral Tsuba Samurai Sword
- Full tang manganese steel blade hardened to 60 HRC, hand-finished to a refined edge with a polished chrome-tone surface that catches light along the 12.5-inch nagasa
- Green cotton ito wrap over white polyurethane leather samegawa on a 6.3-inch hardwood tsuka, finished with a gold-tone menuki accent for a secure and elegant grip
- Gold-tone alloy tsuba featuring an ornate openwork floral scroll design with a green enamel kamon crest inlaid at the center
- Black hardwood saya coated in piano lacquer with green kamon mon crests inlaid along its length, paired with a green sageo cord and polished black kurikata
- Overall length of 41 inches with a sword weight of 1.5 lbs, sized and balanced for wall display or shelf mounting in any collection
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Product Details
This katana features a full tang manganese steel blade hardened to 60 HRC, delivering a dense, resilient edge with a clean chrome-tone polish. The 12.5-inch nagasa tapers to a precise kissaki tip, and the hand-finished edge runs the full length of the curvature. Manganese steel offers solid wear resistance and holds its geometry well, making this a standout piece among Black Manganese Steel Katana collectors.
The 6.3-inch tsuka is built on a hardwood core wrapped in white polyurethane leather samegawa, then bound tightly with green cotton ito in a traditional diamond pattern. A small gold-tone menuki is seated beneath the wrap, adding a subtle decorative detail visible through the cord gaps. The overall grip feel is firm and well-proportioned relative to the blade length.
Crowning the hilt is a gold-tone alloy tsuba with an elaborate openwork design of scrolling floral vines. At its center sits a green enamel kamon crest, echoing the green theme carried throughout the fittings. The gold finish is bright and reflective, contrasting sharply against the green ito and black saya.
The hardwood saya is finished in glossy black piano lacquer, giving it a deep, mirror-like surface. Multiple green kamon mon crests are inlaid along the body of the scabbard, spaced evenly for a refined, heraldic look. A green sageo cord is tied at the kurikata with a traditional knot, and the koiguchi features a polished black fitting for a snug blade fit.
At 41 inches overall and 1.5 lbs, this katana balances visual impact with manageable weight. The green and gold color scheme against the black lacquer saya creates a bold yet classical presentation that fits well alongside other Green Samurai Sword pieces. It ships in a protective box measuring 43 x 4 x 4 inches at a total shipping weight of 4 lbs.
- Full tang manganese steel blade hardened to 60 HRC, hand-finished to a refined edge with a polished chrome-tone surface that catches light along the 12.5-inch nagasa
- Green cotton ito wrap over white polyurethane leather samegawa on a 6.3-inch hardwood tsuka, finished with a gold-tone menuki accent for a secure and elegant grip
- Gold-tone alloy tsuba featuring an ornate openwork floral scroll design with a green enamel kamon crest inlaid at the center
- Black hardwood saya coated in piano lacquer with green kamon mon crests inlaid along its length, paired with a green sageo cord and polished black kurikata
- Overall length of 41 inches with a sword weight of 1.5 lbs, sized and balanced for wall display or shelf mounting in any collection
Specification
| Item Number | TK-JP-XY20082 |
|---|---|
| Primary Color | Green |
| Primary Material | Manganese Steel |
| Saya Color | Black |
| Saya Material | Hardwood Lacquer |
| Tsuka Color | Green |
| Nagasa Color | Chrome |
| Sageo Color | Green |
| Tsuba Color | Gold |
| Tsuba Theme | Chrysanthemum |
| Style | Koshirae |
| Dimensions | 41 Inches |
| Weight | 3.0 Pounds |
| Packing Size | 43 x 4 x 4 Inches |
| Shipping Weight | 4.0 Pounds |














