Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from T10 carbon steel and finished with a visible hamon line that traces the temper boundary from kissaki to habaki. A hand-applied wave engraving runs along the flat of the blade, adding surface detail that catches light differently depending on the angle. The steel is precision-finished to a chrome-polished surface, and the full-tang construction ensures the blade extends completely through the handle core.

The tsuka is built on a natural wood core wrapped in black cotton ito using a traditional diamond over-wrap pattern. Beneath the wrapping, the same natural hardwood character of the saya is preserved. Gold-tone fittings - including the fuchi and kashira - provide visual continuity between the handle and the guard, while a black sageo cord is knotted at the kurikata for carry or display.

The tsuba is one of the most visually distinctive elements of this koshirae. Cast in gold tone, it features an octagonal silhouette with openwork floral relief carving - cherry blossoms and scrolling foliage fill the surface in an antique style. The habaki sits flush beneath the tsuba, finished in a matching gold-tone with a geometric surface texture that complements the guard's detail work.

The saya is shaped from hardwood natural and left in an uncoated finish that exposes the full depth of the wood grain. The swirling amber, tan, and brown figuring gives each scabbard a one-of-a-kind appearance - no two are identical. This natural wood finish pairs directly with the Marble T10 Carbon Steel Katana family of koshirae styles that prioritize organic materials over lacquer. A black sageo cord is tied through the kurikata opening at the koiguchi end.

Overall length is 41 inches and shipping weight is 4 lbs, packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch box. Each piece is individually assembled by hand, so minor variation in grain pattern and hamon profile is expected and inherent to the process. Sword stand not included. Browse the full Real Japanese Sword collection for additional koshirae configurations.

  • Blade forged from T10 carbon steel with a visible hamon line and wave engraving along the flat - each detail shaped by hand during the forging process.
  • Full-tang construction runs the entire length of the tsuka, providing structural integrity across a 41-inch overall length at 3 lbs total weight.
  • Gold-tone flower-themed tsuba features openwork relief carving - the octagonal frame and floral motifs add a refined antique character to the koshirae.
  • Natural hardwood saya displays rich swirling grain patterns in warm amber and brown tones, finished without paint to preserve the organic wood texture.
  • Black cotton ito wraps the tsuka in traditional diamond-pattern over natural wood core, secured with black sageo cord and gold-tone menuki fittings.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10249
Primary ColorNatural-wood
Primary MaterialT10 Carbon Steel
ThemesKill Bill
Saya ColorNatural Wood
Saya MaterialHardwood Natural
Tsuka ColorBlack
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorGold
Tsuba ThemeFlower
Nagasa HamonYes
Blade EngravingWave
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 Inches
Weight3.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is this katana blade made from?
The blade is forged from T10 carbon steel and features a visible hamon line along the temper boundary. The surface is chrome-polished and includes a hand-applied wave engraving along the flat.
Is the natural wood saya coated or lacquered?
The hardwood saya is left in a natural uncoated finish that exposes the full swirling amber and brown grain. Because no lacquer is applied, each saya shows a unique figuring pattern - no two pieces look identical.
What does the tsuba look like on this katana?
The tsuba is gold-tone with an octagonal silhouette and openwork floral relief carving featuring cherry blossoms and scrolling foliage. It pairs with matching gold-tone fuchi and kashira fittings on the black ito-wrapped tsuka.

Customer Reviews(1)

Steven Oklahoma, United States
May 12, 2022 20:22

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