Product Details

The blade is forged from folded damascus steel, producing a layered grain pattern visible along the flat and a clearly defined hamon line tracing the edge. The chrome-polished finish highlights the steel's natural contrast between soft and hard zones, and the full tang extends through the entire handle - no weak point at the habaki junction.

The tsuka is built over a hardwood core and wrapped in white samegawa panels secured under brown ito in the classic diamond (hishi) pattern. The ito color and the ivory samegawa beneath it create a two-tone grip texture that reads as both traditional and visually sharp. Gold-tone menuki accent the wrap at the midpoint, visible through the ito openings.

The tsuba is cast alloy finished in black with gold-relief dragon imagery - a classic symbol in Japanese sword fittings representing strength and protection. The design sits flush against brown fuchi and kashira collars, pulling the handle hardware together into a cohesive koshirae set. If you want to explore more guard styles and fittings, browse our full Damascus Katana range.

The saya is the defining visual element of this piece. Natural hardwood is lacquered in a cream-ivory tone, then decorated with hand-applied black ink engraving depicting a full-figure samurai warrior in classical armor. The detail work - helmet crest, facial expression, layered do-maru - is rendered with the precision of sumi-e brushwork. A multi-color braided sageo in brown, gold, and blue is tied at the kurikata in a traditional knot finish.

Overall length is 40.5 in with a blade width of 1.26 in and a total weight of 3.17 lb. Shipping weight is 4.4 lb in a 43.3 x 3.93 x 3.14 in package. This koshirae-style katana is built for collectors who prioritize fittings artistry alongside blade quality - the engraved saya alone sets it apart from standard production pieces. For collectors drawn to layered steel aesthetics, the Marble Damascus Steel Japanese Samurai Swords collection offers additional folded-steel options worth comparing.

  • Blade forged from folded damascus steel with a visible hamon line and chrome-polished finish - full tang construction runs the entire length of the handle for structural integrity.
  • Black-and-gold dragon motif alloy tsuba anchors the koshirae with bold contrast, pairing natural ivory-tone fittings against the dark iron-style guard.
  • Natural hardwood saya features hand-engraved samurai warrior artwork in black ink on a cream lacquer ground - a standout display piece on any rack or wall mount.
  • Brown ito wrapping over white rayskin (samegawa) panels delivers a traditional diamond-pattern grip, finished with a multi-color braided sageo in brown, gold, and blue tones.
  • Overall length 40.5 in, blade width 1.26 in, weight 3.17 lb - proportions follow classical katana geometry suited for collection display or koshirae study.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10027
Primary ColorNatural-wood
Primary MaterialDamascus Steel
ThemesAnime Painting
Saya ColorBeige
Saya MaterialHardwood Natural
Saya ThemeSamurai
Tsuka ColorBrown
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBrown
Tsuba ColorBlack-gold
Tsuba ThemeDragon
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions40.5 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight3.2 Pounds
Packing Size43.3 x 3.93 x 3.14 Inches
Shipping Weight4.4 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is this katana blade made from?
The blade is forged from folded damascus steel with a visible layered grain pattern and a defined hamon line along the edge. It features a chrome-polished finish and full tang construction running the full length of the handle.
What makes the saya on this katana unique?
The natural hardwood saya is lacquered in a cream-ivory finish and features hand-applied black ink engraving of a full samurai warrior in classical armor - helmet, face, and body detail - making it a standout display piece compared to plain lacquered scabbards.
What are the tsuba design and handle wrap details?
The tsuba is cast alloy in black with gold-relief dragon imagery. The handle uses brown ito in a diamond pattern over white samegawa panels, with gold menuki accents and a multi-color braided sageo in brown, gold, and blue tones tied at the kurikata.

Customer Reviews(2)

Jose Wences-calvo Georgia, United States
May 16, 2023 15:30

Love the sword a true beauty to behold.