Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from 1090 carbon steel, ground to a hand-finished edge with a distinct hamon line running its length. Finished in a dark chrome tone, the 40.55-inch overall profile carries a slim 1.259-inch width and a spine height of 0.275 inches - proportions that give it a properly tapered, authentic silhouette. At 2.8 lb, the sword balances well in hand without feeling unwieldy. Browse the full Red 1090 Carbon Steel Japanese Samurai Swords collection for related builds.

The tsuka is built on a full-tang construction, with the grip surface layered first in PU red samegawa that provides the traditional raised-node texture, then wrapped over with red leather ito in a closely spaced diamond pattern. Small red menuki accents sit beneath the ito wrap, following traditional koshirae placement. The result is a handle that reads as a deep, consistent red from pommel to collar.

The tsuba is cast from silver-tone alloy and shaped in a rounded square form with notched edges. The face is carved in high relief with a dense floral and botanical scroll design - vines, blossoms, and foliage filling every section with fine detail. A gold-tone fuchi at the collar base transitions cleanly between the tsuba and the ito wrap, anchoring the silver-and-red color relationship across the entire fitting set.

The saya is carved from hardwood and finished with multiple coats of premium natural lacquer in a deep red. Evenly spaced gold accent bands ring the scabbard at regular intervals down its length, and a twisted black sageo cord is fitted at the kurikata for carry or display. The lacquer surface has a high-gloss polish that reflects light cleanly and contrasts sharply against the dark blade when drawn. Explore more options in the Real Red Katana collection.

This is a complete koshirae-style katana built around a consistent red-and-gold color scheme with silver fittings as an accent. Packaged at 3.3 lb shipping weight in a 42.9 x 3.9 x 3.5-inch box. Sword stand not included.

  • Blade forged from 1090 carbon steel with a hand-finished edge and visible hamon line, finished in a dark chrome tone for a sleek, refined look - overall length 40.55 in, weighing 2.8 lb.
  • Handle wrapped in PU red samegawa ray-skin underlayer topped with red leather ito in a traditional diamond pattern, providing a firm, textured grip with bold all-red visual continuity.
  • Red hardwood saya finished with premium natural lacquer - smooth, glossy surface with gold accent bands and a black sageo cord, offering secure blade storage with striking display presence.
  • Silver alloy tsuba features an intricate floral and botanical scroll motif with fine relief detail, paired with a gold-tone fuchi, adding classical Japanese craftsmanship to the overall koshirae aesthetic.
  • Full koshirae assembly includes matching menuki accents on the tsuka and a coordinated red-and-gold color scheme throughout - a cohesive collectible piece with no sword stand included.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G11107
Primary ColorDarkred
Primary Material1090 Carbon Steel
SharpnessStandard Sharp
Saya ColorRed
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorRed
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorSilver
Tsuba ThemeOrnate Scroll
Nagasa HamonYes
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions40.6 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight2.8 Pounds
Packing Size42.9 x 3.9 x 3.5 Inches
Shipping Weight3.3 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel and edge finish does this katana have?
The blade is forged from 1090 carbon steel with a hand-finished edge and a visible hamon line. It measures 40.55 in overall with a 1.259-in width and 0.275-in spine, weighing 2.8 lb.
What makes the red saya construction distinctive?
The saya is carved from hardwood and finished with multiple coats of premium natural lacquer in deep red, accented by evenly spaced gold bands and a black sageo cord - giving it a polished, high-contrast display look.
What is the tsuba design and color scheme?
The silver alloy tsuba features a rounded square shape with a dense floral and botanical scroll motif in high relief. A gold-tone fuchi connects it to the red ito wrap, creating a cohesive silver, gold, and red koshirae palette.