Manganese Steel Ninjato with Serrated Black Blade in Silver Vine-Engraved Saya and Gold Tsuba

The blade is forged from full-tang manganese steel and finished in a chrome tone with a flat-ground straight profile typical of ninjato geometry. The spine features a bold serrated raging fire pattern - a hand-finished detail that runs from the base toward the tip, creating dramatic visual contrast between the dark edge and polished flat. At 40.5 inches overall with a blade width of 1.26 inches, the proportions are true to the straight-bladed ninjato form. No hamon is present; the chrome surface reads as clean and uniform under light.

The tsuka is wrapped in white cord over a PU white samegawa base, giving the handle a crisp, pale appearance that holds its shape under grip. The wrapping follows a standard diamond pattern, and the cord color is consistent with the silver-dominant color scheme throughout the koshirae.

A plain gold-tone alloy tsuba separates the blade from the handle. The round, unadorned form keeps the guard minimal - the gold finish introduces warmth against the otherwise cool silver-and-white palette, and is echoed by the gold-tone koiguchi collar at the mouth of the saya.

The saya is constructed from hardwood with a lacquered silver finish and features all-over vine-theme relief engraving across its full length. The scrolling floral pattern is consistent and detailed, making the scabbard itself a visual centerpiece. A matching gold-tone fuchi band at the koiguchi ties the saya hardware back to the tsuba. This piece is part of the broader Silver Ninja Sword collection for collectors focused on this finish style.

Total length is 40.5 in, blade width 1.26 in, blade thickness 0.275 in, and total weight 2.9 lb. The sword ships in a 43.3 x 3.93 x 3.14 in package at a shipping weight of 4.4 lb. Sword stand is not included. For collectors interested in alternative saya finishes, the Black Leather Saya Ninjato collection offers strong contrast options in the same blade format.