Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from manganese steel and finished in a deep, uniform blue - a color treatment that doubles as a protective layer while giving the sword its most recognizable visual character. Running along the edge is a hand-etched wave hamon, a sinuous white line that traces the full length of the nagasa and stands out sharply against the blue finish. At 40.5 inches overall with a blade width of 1.26 inches, the geometry is true to traditional katana proportions.

The handle assembly follows a classic koshirae construction. White synthetic samegawa (ray-skin) forms the base layer beneath a teal ito wrap, with the cord woven in the traditional diamond-gap pattern that exposes the samegawa beneath each crossover. Bronze-tone alloy menuki and fittings tie the hardware together, warm against the cooler blue-and-teal color scheme. Full tang construction runs the blade continuously through the handle for solid structural integrity.

The tsuba is the focal point of the fittings - a circular bronze alloy guard with high-relief dragon figures sculpted across its face. The dragons wrap the guard's rim with detailed scales and open mouths, rendered with the kind of surface depth that rewards close examination. The rectangular seppa plates on either side are finished in matching gold tone.

The saya is crafted from hardwood and finished in a deep blue lacquer that mirrors the blade's color precisely, creating a unified aesthetic when sheathed. A blue-and-white braided sageo cord ties at the saya's kurikata, adding a traditional finishing detail. Browse our full Dark Blue Scabbard Japanese Samurai Swords collection for related pieces in this color family.

At 3.17 lb and 40.5 inches, this katana carries the heft expected from a full-size piece. Each sword is individually handcrafted, so minor variations in wrap tension and finish tone occur naturally between pieces. Sword stand not included. For more options in this style, explore our Blue Dragon Samurai Sword collection.

  • Manganese steel blade finished in deep blue with a hand-etched wave hamon running the full length - a striking visual detail that sets this piece apart from standard katana replicas.
  • Full tang construction locks blade securely through the handle, with white synthetic ray-skin (samegawa) under teal ito wrap and bronze-tone alloy fittings for a cohesive koshirae presentation.
  • Bronze dragon tsuba features high-relief sculpted dragons coiled around the guard's perimeter - cast alloy with fine surface detail visible from multiple angles.
  • Hardwood saya finished in deep blue lacquer with a blue-and-white braided sageo cord; the glossy surface complements the blade's matching color palette cleanly.
  • Overall length 40.5 in, blade width 1.26 in, weight 3.17 lb - sized and balanced for display or collection, each piece individually handcrafted with minor natural variation.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10095
Primary ColorBlue
Primary MaterialManganese Steel
ThemesDragon Tsuba
Saya ColorBlue
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorTeal
Nagasa ColorBlue
Sageo ColorBlue-white
Tsuba ColorBronze
Tsuba ThemeDragon
Nagasa HamonYes
Blade EngravingWave
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 and finish does the blue blade use?
The blade is forged from manganese steel and finished in a blue surface treatment. A hand-etched wave hamon runs the full nagasa length, appearing as a white sinuous line along the edge against the blue finish.
Is this katana full tang?
Yes - full tang construction runs the blade continuously through the teal-wrapped handle. The assembly uses white synthetic samegawa under the ito wrap, with bronze-tone alloy fittings. Overall weight is 3.17 lb at 40.5 inches.
What design is on the tsuba and saya?
The tsuba is a bronze alloy guard with high-relief dragon figures sculpted across its face. The saya is hardwood finished in deep blue lacquer matching the blade, with a blue-and-white braided sageo cord at the kurikata.