T10 Carbon Steel Katana with Golden Blade, Real Hamon - White Samurai Saya in Brown Tsuka

The blade is forged from T10 carbon steel and features a full tang construction with a real hamon visible along the edge. A distinctive golden finish runs the length of the blade in a raging fire pattern, creating a warm amber-to-white gradient that shifts with the light. The hand-finished edge reflects careful attention to geometry and surface work from tip to base. Collectors looking for Gold Blade T10 Carbon Steel Katana options will find this piece stands out for its combination of steel quality and visual character.

The tsuka is built on a wood core and wrapped in brown ito cord over a PU white samegawa base. The diamond pattern of the wrap is tight and consistent, with the white samegawa visible between each crossing for a clean two-tone contrast. Brown sageo cord is bound at the saya mouth, matching the tsuka color and completing the handle assembly.

The tsuba is round, cast in a gold-toned copper, and engraved with a bamboo and floral motif. The design combines upright bamboo stalks with small plum blossom details in the lower quadrant - a pairing with deep roots in classical Japanese koshirae tradition. The gold tone of the tsuba echoes the blade's own finish, tying the fittings together visually. For more options in this style, the Gold Copper Tsuba Katana collection features similar koshirae configurations.

The saya is constructed from hardwood and finished with a natural lacquer that preserves and highlights the organic grain of the wood. The surface is cream-white in base tone, with hand-painted or carved samurai figural artwork running along the full length of the scabbard in brown ink tones. The imagery depicts armored samurai figures in dynamic composition, making the saya itself a detailed visual piece separate from the blade it houses.

Total assembled length is 41 inches with a shipping weight of 5 lbs, packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch box. The sword stand is not included. This piece is finished in a cohesive earth-tone palette - brown, white, gold, and natural wood - built around a koshirae style that references classical Japanese sword furniture construction.