T10 Steel Katana with White Lacquer Saya, Teal Cord Handle & Crane Tsuba - Giyu Replica

The blade on this katana is forged from T10 high-carbon steel, ground and hand-finished to reveal a genuine hamon line running along the edge. The full-tang construction runs the length of the tsuka, giving the piece solid structural integrity across its 41-inch overall length. The steel's natural chrome finish catches light cleanly, making the hamon detail visible even at a distance.;

The tsuka is wrapped in teal ito cord over a white PU samegawa base, following a traditional diamond-lace pattern with evenly spaced menuki beneath the binding. The contrast between the teal cord and white underlayer is sharp and deliberate - directly referencing the split-color handle aesthetic associated with Giyu Tomioka in Demon Slayer. If you're exploring the broader range of Green Katana styles, this teal-wrapped version sits at the bolder end of that spectrum.

The black iron tsuba is cast with an engraved crane motif on both faces - a classical Japanese design element that adds visual depth without competing with the handle and saya colors. A gold-tone habaki seats the blade cleanly against the tsuba, completing the transition between blade and handle components.

The saya is crafted from hardwood finished in white lacquer, producing a smooth, even surface with a clean matte-white tone. Black-red sageo cord is knotted at the kurigata in a traditional style, providing both functional cord management and a strong visual anchor against the white saya. This red-and-white color story is explored further across the White Katana collection if you're building a themed display.

At 41 inches overall and 4 lbs, this katana is proportioned for display rather than handling practice. Each piece is individually assembled, so minor variations in wrap tension and hamon character are expected. Sword stand not included.

Part of our White Katana collection.