Product Details

The blade of this katana is forged from pattern-folded damascus steel, producing the signature layered surface that flows along the length of the full-tang nagasa. A hand-finished hamon line runs along the edge, catching light differently at each angle and giving the chrome-polished blade its characteristic depth. At 40.5 inches overall and 1.26 inches wide, the proportions follow classic katana geometry without compromise. Explore the full range in our Damascus Steel Katana collection.

The tsuka is built over a wood core and wrapped in red PU samegawa beneath a tightly applied black cord in a diamond itto-maki pattern. Gold-tone menuki are set beneath the binding at traditional positions, adding subtle visual punctuation to the handle's two-color geometry. The fuchi and kashira carry the same gold-tone finish, tying the fittings together into a cohesive koshirae presentation.

The round tsuba is cast in gold-tone alloy and hand-engraved with a phoenix theme - wings spread, feathers rendered in fine line work across the full face of the guard. The choice of the phoenix as a motif brings a sense of renewal and rare craftsmanship to the piece, making the tsuba a focal point when the sword is displayed horizontally or vertically.

The saya is shaped from hardwood and finished in a two-tone lacquer that transitions from black at the kurikata to deep red toward the kojiri, with white speckle detailing scattered across the surface for added visual texture. A black sageo is knotted at the kurikata, providing the classic cord attachment point. The high-contrast color scheme directly mirrors the tsuka wrap, creating a unified look across the full piece. Browse coordinated styles in our Black Japanese Samurai Swords collection.

Total weight is 2.88 lb and the piece ships in a 42 x 4 x 4 in package at 4 lb shipping weight. No sword stand is included. This katana is intended as a display piece and collector's replica, suited for koshirae enthusiasts who value layered damascus aesthetics and matched color fittings across blade, handle, and saya.

  • Blade forged from pattern-folded damascus steel, delivering a flowing layered surface with a visible hamon line and a hand-finished chrome edge along the 40.5-inch full-tang construction.
  • Gold-tone round tsuba engraved with a phoenix motif - each detail hand-etched to capture the mythic bird's wings and plumage in crisp relief against the warm brass-tone alloy.
  • Handle wrapped in black cord over red PU samegawa in a classic diamond itto-maki pattern, with gold-tone menuki accents positioned under the binding for a secure, traditional grip.
  • Saya crafted from hardwood finished in a two-tone black-and-red lacquer with white speckle detailing, paired with a black sageo for a bold, high-contrast presentation.
  • Overall length 40.5 in, blade width 1.26 in, weight 2.88 lb - proportions suited for wall display or koshirae-style collection alongside traditional Japanese sword fittings.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10624
Primary ColorMarble
Primary MaterialDamascus Steel
Saya ColorBlack-red
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorBlack-red
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorGold
Tsuba ThemePhoenix
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions40.5 x 1.3 Inches
Weight2.9 Pounds
Packing Size42 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 pattern-folded damascus steel with a full-tang construction, a hand-finished hamon line, and a chrome-polished surface at 40.5 in overall length and 1.26 in width.
What does the phoenix tsuba look like up close?
The round tsuba is cast in gold-tone alloy and hand-engraved with a phoenix design - spread wings and detailed feather lines cover the full face, making it the visual centerpiece of the koshirae fittings.
How does the saya color match the handle wrap?
The hardwood saya uses a black-to-red two-tone lacquer with white speckle detailing, directly mirroring the black cord and red samegawa diamond wrap on the tsuka for a unified black-red color scheme throughout.