Product Details

The blade is forged from high manganese steel and finished to a chrome polish that catches light along its full length. A hand-finished hamon line runs the length of the nagasa, tracing a wave pattern that reflects the raging-fire style noted in the build. The full-tang construction extends the steel continuously through the handle core, giving the piece solid balance at 4 lb across its 41-inch overall length. Collectors who want a Manganese Sword with consistent visual presence will find the blade profile clean and well-proportioned.

The tsuka is built over a hardwood core wrapped in black PU samegawa, then bound with red cord ito in a traditional diagonal diamond pattern. Gold-tone menuki hardware dots are set into the wrap at regular intervals, providing both grip texture reference points and a decorative contrast against the deep crimson cord. The kashira and fuchi fittings carry the same gold-tone metallic finish.

The tsuba is cast alloy in a circular form with an open-work design featuring a detailed dragon in high relief. The two-tone gold-silver coloring gives the guard a layered, antiqued quality that reads clearly against the red ito of the handle. The habaki collar seats cleanly at the blade base, holding the assembly firm when sheathed.

The saya is shaped from hardwood and finished with a deep dark red piano lacquer coat. The surface includes scattered crimson speckle detailing visible across the body of the scabbard, creating a gradient effect that shifts between near-black and vivid red depending on the lighting angle. A red sageo cord is knotted at the kurikata fitting, completing the coordinated red-and-gold color scheme across the full koshirae.

Overall length is 41 inches and the piece ships at 5 lb in a 43 x 4 x 4-inch package. The koshirae-style mountings, dragon tsuba, and piano-lacquer saya make this a strong shelf or wall display piece. For similar styling in a naval aesthetic, see the Military Sword collection. Sword stand is not included.

  • Manganese steel blade with a visible hamon line and chrome finish, ground to a precision edge and polished to a mirror-like sheen across the flat.
  • Full-tang construction keeps handle and blade locked as a single unit, adding structural integrity and balanced weight distribution across the 41-inch overall length.
  • Dragon-themed alloy tsuba in a gold-silver two-tone finish, featuring detailed relief carving that anchors the koshirae's bold red and metallic color palette.
  • Red cord tsuka-ito wraps over black PU samegawa in a classic diamond pattern, secured with gold-tone menuki accents visible between the braids.
  • Hardwood saya finished in dark red piano lacquer with scattered crimson speckle detailing, complemented by a matching red sageo cord tied at the kurikata.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-JZ21001
Primary ColorRed
Primary MaterialManganese Steel
ThemesDragon Tsuba
Saya ColorDark Red
Saya MaterialHardwood Piano Lacquer
Tsuka ColorRed
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorRed
Tsuba ColorGold-silver
Tsuba ThemeDragon
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 Inches
Weight4.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight5.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is used and does the blade have a hamon?
The blade is forged from high manganese steel with a chrome polish and features a hand-finished hamon line running the length of the nagasa in a raging-fire style pattern.
Is this katana full tang and how heavy is it?
Yes, the steel extends fully through the handle core as a continuous full-tang build. Total weight is 4 lb at 41 inches overall, giving it a balanced feel in hand or on display.
What does the tsuba look like and how does the saya finish work?
The tsuba is a circular cast-alloy dragon relief in gold-silver two-tone. The hardwood saya is coated in dark red piano lacquer with scattered crimson speckle detailing and a matching red sageo cord.

Customer Reviews(4)

Mark Bell California, United States
Sep 11, 2025 11:11

Arrived right on time.r
Blade, saya, hilt. All up to True Katana's standards.r
Of course I've already dinged the saya, because I can't have nice things. r
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I believe this is my seventh purchase....r
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No, I'm not addicted at all!r
Of course I am sane and rational. r
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Seriously though. r
This blades name is Ryuketsu.

Miles Bryant South Carolina, United States
Jan 04, 2024 12:01

Very fast delivery and looks so much better in person than online definitely will be buying another one soon.

Timothy Welch North Carolina, United States
Jul 28, 2022 16:24

Very nice katana. Bought for a birthday and was well received.

Daniel Herrera Texas, United States
May 21, 2022 13:14

Very good quality sword for the price.