Product Details

The blade on this ninjato is forged from Damascus steel, producing the layered grain pattern visible along the dark red surface. A hand-engraved dragon runs the length of the flat, and a hamon line traces the edge profile - both details are visible in the close-up imagery and consistent with the koshirae-style presentation this piece is built around. The straight ninjato geometry keeps the tip geometry clean and direct, making it a visually strong centerpiece for any display.

The tsuka is wrapped in black cord ito over white same (ray skin), with the diamond-pattern spacing you can see clearly in the product images. The contrast between the white menuki accents and black ito wrapping is sharp and intentional - this is not a generic wrap job. Fuchi and kashira fittings are matched in black to maintain a consistent hardware tone from pommel to guard.

The tsuba is cast from black alloy in an ornate scroll pattern with open cut-through sections throughout the disc. The ivory-toned seppa on either side of the guard provides a clean visual break between the dark tsuka and the dark tsuba, a detail that reads especially well when the sword is displayed horizontally. For collectors interested in Cool Ninja Sword styles, the combination of scroll tsuba and straight blade profile is a defining aesthetic of the ninjato form.

The saya is finished in blue hardwood lacquer with a cherry blossom scatter pattern across the full length - light blue-grey blossoms on a darker blue ground, giving the scabbard a textured, almost marbled visual quality that photographs distinctively. A black sageo cord is knotted at the kurigata, completing the koshirae assembly with traditional cord management intact.

Overall length is 41 inches with a shipping weight of 4 lbs. Package dimensions are 43 x 4 x 4 inches. The sword stand or holder is not included. Weight comes in at 3 lbs for the sword itself - appropriate for the display and collection context this ninjato is designed for.

  • Dark red Damascus steel blade with visible hamon line and hand-engraved dragon motif running along the flat - a standout visual detail rarely seen on replica ninjato at this level.
  • Full-tang construction with black cord tsuka-ito over white same (ray skin) wrap, providing a secure, traditional grip feel with strong contrast between the ito and menuki diamonds.
  • Black alloy tsuba features ornate scroll openwork pattern - the intricate cut-through design adds depth without adding excessive weight to the overall balance.
  • Blue hardwood lacquer saya with hand-painted cherry blossom scatter pattern gives this ninjato a distinctive two-tone look, paired with a black sageo cord for secure carry.
  • Overall length 41 inches, shipping weight 4 lbs - sized for display mounting or koshirae-style presentation, complete with black fuchi and kashira fittings.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-XY20115
Primary ColorMarble
Primary MaterialDamascus Steel
Saya ColorBlue
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Saya ThemeCherry Blossom
Tsuka ColorBlack
Nagasa ColorDark Red
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorBlack
Tsuba ThemeOrnate Scroll
Nagasa HamonYes
Blade EngravingDragon
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 Inches
Weight3.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is the dark red blade made from?
The blade is forged from Damascus steel, giving it the layered grain pattern visible along the dark red surface. It also features a hand-engraved dragon motif and a visible hamon line along the edge profile.
What makes this ninjato visually distinct from standard replicas?
The combination of a dark red Damascus blade with dragon engraving, a blue cherry blossom lacquer saya, and a black ornate scroll tsuba creates a high-contrast, three-tone presentation that stands out clearly in a display context.
What is the tsuba design and saya finish on this sword?
The tsuba is black alloy with ornate scroll cut-through openwork. The saya is blue hardwood lacquer with a hand-painted cherry blossom scatter pattern and a black sageo cord knotted at the kurigata.