Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from T10 carbon steel and put through a clay tempering process that produces a real, naturally formed hamon along the cutting edge. The resulting temper line has the irregular, wave-like character that clay tempering creates - no two pieces are identical. A wave engraving runs along the flat of the blade, adding a second layer of visual detail to the polished chrome-finished surface. At 30.3 inches in length and 1.26 inches wide, the blade carries a weight of 2.3 lb total, giving it a solid presence on any stand or display. For collectors interested in exploring more T10 options, the T10 Samurai Sword collection offers a range of similarly forged pieces.

The tsuka is wrapped in teal green ito over a foundation of real white samegawa rayskin, which provides both texture and grip underneath the cord. The full-tang construction means the blade steel extends the full length of the handle, keeping the assembly solid and well-balanced. The green ito wrapping is neatly executed, with the traditional diamond-pattern gaps revealing the white rayskin beneath - a classic contrast that reads well up close.

The tsuba is one of the more distinctive elements of this build. Cast with a flower motif in black and silver, it features fine openwork detail with copper accent fittings visible at the throat. The habaki is finished in gold tone, creating a deliberate color contrast against the silver-and-black tsuba face. Together the fittings give the koshirae a layered, considered look rather than a simple monochrome setup.

The saya is shaped from hardwood and finished in black natural lacquer with a smooth, even surface. Two red retention pegs (sageo anchor points) are visible along the scabbard length, and the two-tone green-blue braided sageo cord ties the handle and saya colors together. The overall color palette - teal green, black, silver, copper, and blue - is cohesive without being uniform, giving this piece a distinct visual identity compared to more conventional black-and-red or black-and-gold builds.

With a blade length of 30.3 in, total weight of 2.3 lb, and packaging dimensions of 33.4 x 3.9 x 3.14 in, this katana ships at 3.3 lb and fits standard horizontal display stands. The stand shown in product images is not included. This piece suits collectors drawn to koshirae-style builds with traditional flower-theme fittings and genuine hamon blades.

  • Blade forged from T10 carbon steel with clay tempering, producing a genuine hamon line along the edge - each wave pattern is unique to the individual firing process.
  • Full-tang construction runs the entire length of the teal-green ito-wrapped tsuka, secured over real white samegawa (rayskin) for a firm, stable grip feel.
  • Black-and-silver flower-theme tsuba with openwork copper fittings adds a refined botanical accent between blade and handle - a standout detail in any display setting.
  • Black hardwood saya finished in natural lacquer, paired with a two-tone green-blue sageo cord that complements the teal handle wrap and creates a cohesive color story.
  • Blade carries a wave engraving along the flat, adding visual depth alongside the naturally formed hamon - overall length 30.3 in, width 1.26 in, weight 2.3 lb.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10058
Primary ColorBlack
Primary MaterialT10 Carbon Steel
Saya ColorBlack
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorGreen
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorGreen-blue
Tsuba ColorBlack-silver
Tsuba ThemeFlower
Nagasa HamonYes
Blade EngravingWave
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions30.3 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight2.3 Pounds
Packing Size33.4 x 3.9 x 3.14 Inches
Shipping Weight3.3 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this katana have a real clay tempered hamon?
Yes - the T10 carbon steel blade is clay tempered, producing a genuine hamon line along the edge. The wave-pattern temper line forms naturally during the firing process, so each blade's hamon is slightly different.
What is the tsuka wrapped with on this katana?
The tsuka uses teal green ito cord wrapped over real white samegawa (rayskin). The full-tang blade runs the full handle length. The diamond-pattern gaps in the ito expose the white rayskin beneath for a traditional two-tone look.
What does the tsuba look like and what color is the saya?
The tsuba features a flower motif in black and silver with openwork copper detail and a gold-tone habaki. The saya is black hardwood finished in natural lacquer, paired with a two-tone green-blue braided sageo cord.