Product Details

The blade is forged from tamahagane steel, hand-finished along its full tang length and brought to a bright chrome polish that showcases the steel's natural grain. A genuine hamon line runs the length of the nagasa, the result of traditional differential heat treatment that produces the characteristic wavy temper line prized by collectors and sword enthusiasts alike. At 41 inches overall and 3 pounds, the proportions feel substantial without being unwieldy, and the full-tang construction ensures solid structural integrity from tip to pommel. Explore the full range of Steel Tamahagane Steel Katana Blade options if you are comparing this steel grade across different fittings.

The tsuka is built over a hardwood core wrapped first in genuine white samegawa - the textured ray skin that has served as the foundation of Japanese sword handles for centuries. Over it, olive-green ito cord is applied in the traditional diamond-pattern wrap, secured with knot paper wraps at each intersection. Two menuki accents are set beneath the wrap, adding subtle visual depth beneath the cord. The grip feels secure in hand, with the samegawa providing natural grip texture even where the cord spacing opens.

The tsuba is a plain round iron-tone guard, clean and unfussy, which lets the transition from blade to handle read clearly. Gold-toned habaki and matching seppa collar the blade at the base of the tsuba, providing a precise fit and a warm metallic accent against the otherwise dark fittings. The fuchi and kashira at the handle's collar and pommel continue the same dark hardware tone, keeping the overall fitting set cohesive.

The saya is crafted from hardwood finished in black lacquer with a fine speckled texture that catches light across its surface - visible in the product images as a subtle glitter effect across the scabbard body. The sageo is braided in a green-and-white two-tone pattern and tied at the kurigata in a decorative knot with short tasseled ends, adding color and traditional detail to the scabbard. If the green-and-black colorway is what draws you in, the Green Samurai Sword collection covers additional options in this palette.

Total length is 41 inches with a blade width of 1.259 inches and spine thickness of 0.275 inches. The sword ships in a 43 x 4 x 4 inch box at 4 pounds. The sword stand is not included. This piece suits collectors focused on traditional Japanese sword fittings as well as those drawn to the visual contrast of the green ito against the speckled black saya.

  • Tamahagane steel full-tang blade with a visible hamon line, hand-finished to a refined edge and polished to a bright chrome finish for sharp visual contrast.
  • Traditional tsuka wrapped in genuine white samegawa (ray skin) under olive-green ito cord, secured with knot paper wraps for a firm, textured grip.
  • Black hardwood lacquer saya finished with a glittering speckled texture, paired with a green-and-white braided sageo cord tied in a decorative knot at the kurigata.
  • Black iron-tone tsuba in a plain round profile, fitted with gold-accent habaki and seppa to frame the blade-to-handle transition cleanly.
  • Overall length 41 in, weighing 3 lb - solid full-tang construction throughout, packaged in a 43 x 4 x 4 in box at 4 lb shipping weight.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G11141
Primary ColorGreen
Primary MaterialTamahagane Steel
SharpnessRazor Sharp
Saya ColorBlack
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Tsuka ColorGreen
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorGreen-white
Tsuba ColorBlack
Tsuba ThemePlain
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 this katana blade made from?
The blade is forged from tamahagane steel, hand-finished to a chrome polish with a genuine hamon line produced through differential heat treatment. Blade width is 1.259 in and spine thickness is 0.275 in across a full-tang construction.
How is the tsuka handle wrapped on this sword?
The tsuka core is covered in genuine white samegawa (ray skin), then wrapped in olive-green ito cord in a traditional diamond pattern using knot paper wrap technique. Two menuki accents sit beneath the wrap, and the fuchi collar continues the dark hardware finish.
What does the saya look like and what is the sageo color?
The saya is hardwood finished in black lacquer with a fine speckled texture visible across the scabbard surface. The sageo is a green-and-white braided two-tone cord tied in a decorative knot at the kurigata, with short tasseled ends.