Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from tamahagane steel and finished to a high-polish chrome surface that catches light cleanly along its full 41-inch length. A genuine hamon runs the length of the edge - the result of the tempering process - presenting as a distinct transition line between the hardened edge and the body of the blade. At 1.259 inches wide and 0.275 inches thick, the geometry is proportioned for the classic shinogi-zukuri profile associated with koshirae-style construction.

The tsuka is assembled with real white samegawa (ray skin) as the grip foundation, then wrapped in deep maroon cord using traditional knot paper wrap technique. The diamond-shaped openings reveal the samegawa beneath at regular intervals, creating the high-contrast pattern visible in the close-up panels. The maroon ito color is consistent and deeply saturated - not pink or burgundy - matching the property data and the image closely.

The round gray tsuba follows a plain silhouette with no cutout or raised relief motif, keeping the transition between blade and handle clean. Two gold-toned menuki are seated beneath the cord wrap and visible near the tsuba collar, adding a subtle metallic accent without competing with the maroon ito. The fuchi and kashira fittings complement the gray tsuba tone.

The saya is crafted from hardwood finished in gloss black lacquer, presenting a sleek, uninterrupted surface along the scabbard body. A black-maroon braided sageo cord is secured at the kurigata and drapes naturally - the two-color braid is clearly visible in the product image, alternating black and maroon strands. The sageo length allows for traditional carry-style knotting at the scabbard mouth area. Collectors interested in similar cord and scabbard pairings can browse the Purple Sageo Katana collection for related colorways.

At 3 lb and 41 inches overall, this katana ships in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch package at 4 lb. The full-tang construction and koshirae-style fittings make it a strong candidate for display mounting or collection display. Sword stand not included.

  • Tamahagane steel blade with a genuine hamon line, hand-finished to a refined edge and constructed full tang for structural integrity throughout the 41-inch overall length.
  • Traditional knot paper wrap tsuka covered in real white samegawa (ray skin) and bound in deep maroon cord - a classic koshirae assembly with authentic grip texture.
  • Black lacquered hardwood saya finished with a black-maroon braided sageo cord, pairing clean gloss lacquer with the rich two-tone rope accent visible along the scabbard mouth.
  • Round gray iron-style tsuba with a plain silhouette keeps the fittings understated, letting the high-polish chrome blade and maroon handle carry the visual contrast.
  • Weighing 3 lb with a 41-inch length and 1.259-inch blade width, this koshirae-style replica is sized for wall display or collection alongside other Tamahagane Steel Katana Sword pieces.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G11112
Primary ColorPurple
Primary MaterialTamahagane Steel
ThemesDragon Scabbard
SharpnessRazor Sharp
Saya ColorBlack
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorMaroon
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack-maroon
Tsuba ColorGray
Tsuba ThemeRound Plain
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 is used and does it have a real hamon?
The blade is forged from tamahagane steel and features a genuine hamon - a visible temper line along the edge produced during the heat treatment process, not an etched or cosmetic pattern.
What is the tsuka wrapped with on this katana?
The handle uses real white samegawa (ray skin) as the base layer, wrapped in deep maroon cord with traditional knot paper wrap technique. Gold menuki accents are seated beneath the ito at the grip midpoint.
What color is the saya and how is the sageo attached?
The saya is hardwood finished in gloss black lacquer. The sageo is a black-maroon two-tone braided cord secured at the kurigata, with alternating black and maroon strands visible along its full length.