Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from high manganese steel and ground to a polished chrome finish that runs cleanly from the kissaki to the habaki. The steel delivers reliable toughness across the full-tang construction, meaning the blade extends uninterrupted through the handle core - a structural feature that keeps everything solid under display handling. No hamon is present; the finish is a uniform mirror polish that catches light sharply along the cutting edge.

The tsuka is built on a hardwood core and wrapped in teal ito cord using a traditional diamond-pattern braid over a white samegawa (ray-skin) base. The contrast between the bright teal cord and the pale ray-skin creates a crisp visual rhythm along the handle. Two silk menuki accent pieces are set beneath the wrapping. At the base of the handle, a teal sageo cord is tied off and drapes naturally toward the saya, tying the whole color scheme together.

The tsuba is iron-finished in black and hand-carved with a flower theme - overlapping petals and leaf forms wrap the guard's surface in low relief. A brass habaki collar sits between the tsuba and blade, providing a snug fit and a warm gold accent that bridges the dark guard and the chrome blade. The fuchi and kashira collars continue the black iron finish, keeping the koshirae visually unified.

The saya is the standout element of this piece. Hardwood lacquered in deep black, the surface is embedded with fine metallic flecks - green and gold particles scattered throughout - that give the scabbard a dimensional, almost mineral texture in direct light. This Camo Manganese Steel Japanese Samurai Swords aesthetic makes the saya far more interesting than a plain gloss finish. The teal sageo cord wraps and knots at the koiguchi, reinforcing the connection between handle and scabbard in both structure and color.

At 41 inches overall and 3 lbs, this katana has the weight and presence expected of a full-size replica. It fits naturally on a horizontal display stand (not included). If the teal-and-black color combination appeals, the broader Green Handle Katana collection offers further variations in this palette. Packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch box with a shipping weight of 4 lbs.

  • Blade forged from high manganese steel, delivering solid toughness and a hand-finished edge with a polished chrome appearance across the full length.
  • Full-tang construction runs the blade through the entire handle, providing structural integrity suited for serious collectors and display enthusiasts alike.
  • Teal ito cord wraps the hardwood tsuka in a classic diamond pattern over white ray-skin, with matching teal sageo cord tied at the saya mouth.
  • Black iron tsuba features an intricate flower motif in relief, adding a refined natural detail that anchors the koshirae color palette.
  • Hardwood saya finished in black lacquer with a distinctive speckled texture - visible green and gold flecks give the scabbard a deep, dimensional appearance.
  • Overall length 41 inches, weight 3 lbs - packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch box with a shipping weight of 4 lbs. Sword stand not included.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-XY20206
Primary ColorMix-color
Primary MaterialManganese Steel
Saya ColorBlack
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorTeal
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorTeal
Tsuba ColorBlack
Tsuba ThemeFlower
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 Inches
Weight3.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is this katana blade made from?
The blade is forged from high manganese steel and polished to a chrome mirror finish. It is full-tang, running the full length through the hardwood handle core. No clay tempering or visible hamon - the finish is uniform and reflective.
What makes the saya finish look textured?
The hardwood saya is lacquered black and embedded with fine metallic flecks in green and gold tones, creating a speckled, dimensional surface that shifts under light. It is not plain gloss lacquer - the particle finish gives it a deep, almost stone-like appearance.
What is the tsuba design on this katana?
The tsuba is iron-finished in black and carved with a flower motif - overlapping petals and leaf forms in low relief around the guard face. A brass habaki collar sits directly above it, adding a gold accent between the dark guard and the polished blade.