White Katana Manganese Steel Black Blade Full Tang Samurai Sword with Dragon Tsuba and Piano Lacquer Saya

This white katana features a 28.74-inch manganese steel blade with a distinctive black finish and a hardness of 58 HRC. The full tang construction runs through the entire handle, and the blade surface displays a pronounced hamon-style line along the edge where the black coating meets polished steel, giving the nagasa a bold two-tone profile.

The tsuka is built on a hardwood core wrapped in PU white samegawa and bound with white cord in a traditional crosshatch pattern. Three menuki sit beneath the wrap, and the overall handle length of 10.23 inches provides comfortable two-handed control. The white ito wrapping and same panels keep the grip firmly in the katana's monochrome color story.

At the junction of blade and handle, a cast alloy tsuba features a detailed dragon theme surrounded by floral and vine relief work. The guard carries a silver-toned face with a gold habaki collar beneath it, adding a subtle metallic accent that breaks up the white-and-black palette. This Black Blade Samurai Sword design draws the eye to the tsuba as a focal point of craftsmanship.

The 30.7-inch hardwood saya is coated in piano lacquer and finished with a white crackle texture that resembles frost-covered branches. A white sageo cord is tied at the kurikata, and the saya mouth transitions cleanly to the gold habaki. The overall effect is an elegant white scabbard that contrasts sharply when the black blade is drawn.

Measuring 40.5 inches in total length and weighing 3.17 lbs, this katana is proportioned for display and collection. The white-on-black contrast, dragon-relief tsuba, and piano lacquer saya make it a standout piece among White Manganese Steel Japanese Samurai Swords. It ships at 4.4 lbs in protective packaging sized at 43.3 x 3.93 x 3.14 inches.