1095 Carbon Steel Straight Ninja Sword with Blue Blade, Black Cord Handle & Dragon Saya

The blade on this straight ninja sword is finished in a deep blue tone over 1095 carbon steel, running 46 inches overall with geometric engravings cut along the flat - a repeating diamond-and-bar pattern that catches light at every angle. The hand-finished edge follows a straight ninjato profile with a squared tip, consistent with classic Japanese straight-blade tradition. If you're drawn to Blue 1095 Carbon Steel Ninjato designs, this piece delivers that aesthetic in a full-length format.

The tsuka is wrapped in black cord with a clean, uniform pattern over the full handle length. The grip sections are separated by visible spacers, producing a structured, segmented feel that's visually precise. The handle material is solid beneath the wrap, with full-tang blade construction running through it end to end.

The black alloy tsuba carries an ornate scroll motif with raised relief carving around the full circumference. The detailing is dense and symmetrical, finished in matte black that blends with the rest of the dark hardware. Habaki and collar fittings match the same black metal palette, keeping the transition from blade to handle clean and consistent.

The saya is the most visually complex element of this piece. Hardwood lacquer construction is finished in a black-and-white marble pattern across the mid-section, depicting clustered dragon or cloud forms in high contrast. The upper and lower sections of the saya are finished in solid black with carved dragon relief, and a black sageo cord with copper bead accents is attached at the kurikata. The overall effect is layered and striking - nothing generic about the scabbard design.

At 46 inches overall and 5 lbs, this ninjato is sized for wall mounting or a sword stand (not included). Packaged at 48 x 4 x 4 inches with a 6 lb shipping weight. For more options in this style, browse our Cool Ninja Sword collection.