1095 Carbon Steel Ninja Sword with Gold Blade - Teal-White Painted Saya, Black Ito

The blade is forged from 1095 carbon steel - a high-carbon alloy known for its hardness and edge retention - heat-treated to 62 HRC and finished in a warm gold tone that runs the full 28.74-inch length. No hamon is present; the gold surface treatment gives the blade a uniform, visually striking glow against the black fittings. The geometry is a classic single-edged profile with a refined tip, part of a 1095 Carbon Steel Ninjato lineage that balances form and durability.

The tsuka measures 10.62 inches and is wrapped in black cotton ito over genuine rayskin (same) in black - the textured same nodes visible beneath the diagonal ito wrap add grip security and a traditional tactile quality. The full-tang construction anchors the blade through the handle core, ensuring structural integrity across the full 40.55-inch overall length.

The black alloy tsuba is round with an open cutout pattern - visible as a bold circular sukashi silhouette in the product images. A gold-tone habaki sits at the blade collar, bridging the transition between blade and tsuba with a warm metallic contrast against the otherwise dark fittings.

The hardwood saya is the visual centerpiece of this piece. Lacquered in a two-tone scheme, the upper section is finished in deep teal with visible shimmer, while the lower half carries a white base with hand-painted black-ink character artwork - a dramatic warrior figure rendered in bold linework. A black sageo cord is tied at the kurigata, completing the Japanese Ninja Sword presentation in full koshirae style.

At 2.8 lb and 40.55 inches overall, this sword ships in a 42.9 x 3.9 x 3.5 in package. The combination of gold blade, teal-white painted saya, and black handle hardware creates a high-contrast display piece that reads as distinctly individual on a wall mount or display stand.