Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from Damascus steel, its folded-layer pattern running the full length of the chrome-polished surface. A genuine hamon line traces the edge - not printed or etched, but formed through the tempering process itself - creating a distinct visual boundary between the hardened edge and the softer spine. The full-tang construction runs uninterrupted from tip to pommel, giving the piece its 3 lb balance and structural integrity. Blade dimensions measure 41 in overall, 1.259 in wide, and 0.275 in thick.

The tsuka is built on a real white samegawa (rayskin) foundation, its pebbly texture providing both grip texture and a clean ivory-white base beneath the beige ito wrap. The wrap follows a traditional diamond-lozenge pattern, with each crossover point sitting firm and evenly spaced from handle collar to end cap. Copper fittings at the habaki and collar complete the warm-toned hardware palette.

At the junction of blade and handle sits the chrysanthemum-themed tsuba, cast in brown-toned metal with layered petal relief and bird motifs worked into the surface. A gold-accent medallion at the center draws the eye, while the overall silhouette stays true to classical round-guard proportions. The design references natural imagery - blooming flowers and soaring birds - without overworking the detail into clutter. For collectors interested in thematic fittings, this piece sits alongside others in our Brown Damascus Steel Katana collection.

The saya is finished in a deep brown with a python-scale surface texture, achieved through a rayskin wrap layered under premium natural lacquer. The texture catches light differently across its surface, giving the scabbard genuine depth rather than a flat painted look. The black-and-gold sageo is tied in an elaborate traditional knot at the kurigata, with the two cord colors braided tightly and finishing with a short tassel drop. This koshirae-style presentation keeps every component visually cohesive.

This katana is a koshirae-style collectible replica weighing 3 lb with a 41 in overall length, packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 in box at 4 lb shipping weight. The Damascus steel construction, real hamon, and hand-finished fittings make it a display-worthy centerpiece for collectors focused on traditional Japanese sword aesthetics. Sword stand is not included. Browse related pieces in our Brown Pattern Steel Katana collection.

  • Blade forged from Damascus steel with a visible real hamon line - the folded pattern shimmers along the chrome-finished surface, reflecting traditional hand-finishing techniques across the full-tang construction.
  • Brown rayskin-wrapped saya features a python-scale texture with a rich natural lacquer finish, paired with a black-and-gold sageo tied in an intricate traditional knot pattern.
  • Chrysanthemum-themed brown tsuba is cast with detailed petal and bird relief work, with a gold-toned accent medallion at center - a standout design element bridging blade and handle.
  • Beige tsuka features real white samegawa (rayskin) underlayer with traditional ito wrap, offering a secure grip and a classic koshirae aesthetic consistent with period-accurate fittings.
  • Full specs: overall length 41 in, blade width 1.259 in, blade thickness 0.275 in, weight 3 lb - a substantial collectible piece with genuine heirloom-quality construction.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G10837
Primary ColorBrown
Primary MaterialDamascus Steel
Saya ColorBrown
Saya MaterialRayskin
Tsuka ColorBeige
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack-gold
Tsuba ColorBrown
Tsuba ThemeChrysanthemum
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions41 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight3.0 Pounds
Packing Size43 x 4 x 4 Inches
Shipping Weight4.0 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel and finish does the blade use?
The blade is forged from Damascus steel with a folded-layer pattern visible across its chrome-polished surface. It features a genuine hamon line formed during the tempering process, running along the full-tang blade that measures 41 in overall and weighs 3 lb.
What does the chrysanthemum tsuba look like?
The tsuba is cast in brown-toned metal with layered chrysanthemum petal relief and bird motifs across its surface. A gold-accent medallion sits at the center. It follows a classical round-guard shape and connects visually to the brown rayskin saya and beige tsuka wrap.
Is the saya rayskin or painted wood?
The saya is wrapped in rayskin and finished with a premium natural lacquer, giving it a textured python-scale appearance with genuine depth. The black-and-gold sageo is braided and tied in a traditional knot at the kurigata, finishing with a short tassel.

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