Product Details

The blade is forged from T10 high-carbon steel and finished with a traditional heat-treat process that produces a genuine hamon temper line visible along the edge. The chrome-polished flat catches light cleanly, while the hamon traces an organic, wave-like boundary between the harder edge steel and the softer spine - the defining mark of authentic differential tempering. The full-tang construction keeps the blade firmly anchored through the handle for long-term structural integrity.

The tsuka is wrapped in brown cord tsuka-ito over a white ray-skin (samegawa) foundation, with the classic diamond lozenge pattern running the full length of the grip. White menuki accents are set beneath the wrap at the traditional positions. The fittings - seppa, habaki, and koiguchi collar - are finished in bright gold-tone alloy, tying the handle assembly to the saya hardware in a unified color story.

The tsuba is a standout element: a large, round gold-finished alloy guard bearing a deeply sculpted chrysanthemum (kiku) relief design. The chrysanthemum is one of Japan's oldest imperial emblems, and its use here grounds the sword aesthetically in classical koshirae tradition. A small engraved kamon roundel on the fuchi collar reinforces the period-style detailing.

The saya is crafted from hardwood finished in a deep red lacquer - the rich, saturated crimson provides a striking visual contrast against the chrome blade and gold fittings. The gold braided sageo cord is looped and secured to the kurikata in a traditional tying configuration, adding texture and color depth to the scabbard presentation. This combination of red, gold, and brown makes the sword immediately recognizable as a high-visual-impact Japanese Odachi or tachi-style koshirae piece.

At 41 inches overall and 3 lb, this sword is sized and balanced for horizontal wall display or vertical stand mounting. The complete koshirae - red saya, gold sageo, chrysanthemum tsuba, brown ito, and gold hardware - comes fully assembled. Sword stand not included. If you are exploring similar long-blade styles, browse our Nodachi Sword collection for additional options.

  • T10 high-carbon steel blade with a visible real hamon temper line, hand-polished to a mirror-bright chrome finish along the flat and a defined edge geometry.
  • Full tang construction with brown cord tsuka-ito wrapped over white ray-skin (samegawa), providing a secure, traditional grip with classic diamond-pattern spacing.
  • Gold-finished alloy tsuba features an ornate chrysanthemum relief design - a classical Japanese imperial motif that adds rich decorative depth to the koshirae fittings.
  • Red lacquered hardwood saya paired with a braided gold sageo cord - the warm crimson and gold palette creates a bold, cohesive koshirae presentation.
  • Overall length 41 inches, shipping weight 4 lb - proportioned for display mounting or koshirae collection, gold-tone fittings (koiguchi, habaki, seppa) unify the full set.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-XY20090
Primary ColorMix-color
Primary MaterialT10 Carbon Steel
Saya ColorRed
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorBrown
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorGold
Tsuba ColorGold
Tsuba ThemeChrysanthemum
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 heat treatment does this blade use?
The blade is made from T10 high-carbon steel and heat-treated to produce a real hamon temper line, then hand-polished to a chrome finish along the flat.
What does the gold chrysanthemum tsuba look like?
It is a large round alloy guard with a deeply sculpted chrysanthemum relief in gold tone - a classical Japanese imperial motif paired with a kamon roundel on the fuchi collar.
What color is the saya and how is the sageo attached?
The saya is red lacquered hardwood. The gold braided sageo is looped through the kurikata in a traditional configuration, complementing the red-and-gold koshirae color scheme.

Customer Reviews(2)

Aaron Murray North Caro, United States
Nov 17, 2022 12:14

It's a really nice sword, sharp too. Looks great on the wall thank you so much.

Ian Loyd Missouri, United States
Jun 14, 2021 18:36

It was a very quick and easy process, and the sword was amazing!