Product Details

The blade on this katana is forged from folded Damascus steel, its layered construction producing the distinctive flowing grain pattern visible along the flat from tip to habaki. At 40.5 inches in length and 1.26 inches wide, the chrome-polished blade carries hand-engraved dragon motifs along the surface - a detail that elevates it well beyond a standard replica. The blade geometry holds a consistent taper toward a refined kissaki, and at 0.275 inches thick at the spine, it carries real presence in hand. For collectors interested in layered-steel construction, this piece sits alongside other works in the Marble Damascus Steel Katana range.

The tsuka is wrapped in a brown-green cord using a traditional diagonal braid pattern, with green menuki figures set into the diamond gaps at regular intervals. The combination of brown base cord and vivid green accents creates a natural, almost moss-toned grip aesthetic that pairs deliberately with the teal saya below. The wrapping is firm and even across the full handle length.

The gold-toned tsuba is cast with a hexagonal geometric face and features dragon figures in relief around the perimeter - visible in the antique brass finish that catches light across the raised detail. The seppa and habaki continue the warm gold tone, providing a cohesive transition between handle and blade.

The saya is lacquered hardwood finished in a multi-color dragon pattern: teal, gold, rust, and black tones layer across the scabbard surface in an organic, painterly composition that gives the piece its most visually striking feature. A black sageo cord is knotted at the kurigata in a traditional wrap. The overall koshirae presentation follows classic Japanese sword mounting conventions while using color and surface decoration to create something distinctly expressive. This katana is part of a broader family of layered-steel pieces available in the Damascus Long Sword collection.

Overall dimensions: 40.5" blade length, 1.26" width, 0.275" spine thickness, 3.17 lb total weight. Packaged at 43.3" x 3.93" x 3.14" for safe shipping. Sword stand is not included.

  • Hand-forged folded Damascus steel blade displays flowing layered grain patterns across the full 40.5-inch length, finished to a chrome polish with dragon engravings along the flat.
  • Teal hardwood saya features a multi-color lacquer dragon motif - teal, gold, and rust tones swirl across the scabbard surface in a richly detailed koshirae presentation.
  • Brown-green tsuka is tightly cord-wrapped in a traditional diamond braid with green accent menuki, providing a secure grip and visually anchoring the sword's earthy color palette.
  • Gold-toned geometric tsuba with hexagonal honeycomb pattern and cast dragon relief figures adds a refined accent between blade and handle, finished in an antique brass tone.
  • Full koshirae set includes matching black sageo cord, decorative kojiri, and kurigata fittings - complete display-ready presentation at 3.17 lb overall weight.

Specification

Product Specifications
Item NumberTK-JP-G11175
Primary ColorMix-color
Primary MaterialDamascus Steel
SharpnessStandard Sharp
Saya ColorTeal
Saya MaterialHardwood Lacquer
Saya ThemeDragon
Tsuka ColorBrown-green
Nagasa ColorChrome
Sageo ColorBlack
Tsuba ColorGold
Tsuba ThemeGeometric
Nagasa HamonNo
Blade EngravingDragon
StyleKoshirae
Dimensions40.5 x 1.3 x 0.3 Inches
Weight3.2 Pounds
Packing Size43.3 x 3.93 x 3.14 Inches
Shipping Weight4.3 Pounds

Frequently Asked Questions

What steel is this katana blade made from?
The blade is hand-forged from folded Damascus steel, producing visible layered grain patterns across the 40.5-inch chrome-polished surface. Dragon engravings are worked into the flat by hand. Blade width is 1.26 inches with a 0.275-inch spine thickness.
What makes the saya finish on this katana unique?
The saya is lacquered hardwood decorated with a multi-color dragon motif combining teal, gold, rust, and black tones in an organic layered pattern. It ships with a black sageo cord knotted at the kurigata, completing the full koshirae presentation.
What does the tsuba look like on this sword?
The tsuba is gold-toned with a hexagonal geometric face and cast dragon figures in relief around the rim, finished in an antique brass tone. It pairs with matching gold habaki and seppa fittings, anchoring the brown-green tsuka to the teal saya visually.