Samurai Sword with Kozuka Shell Saya Japanese Features :

1095 high carbon steel. Full Tang. Clay tempered.
Battle ready, not just a collectible.
Traditional craftsmanship, hand forged, hand polished.
Perfect balance, comfortable grip.
Gives away a free sword bag and spare Mekugi (Peg).
Free engraving available.

Japanese Katana:

Katana is a Japanese sword characterized by a curved, single-edged blade with a circular or squared guard and a long grip to accommodate two hands. These Katanas are truly inspired and unique due to the craftsmen always evolving forging processes to create various blades.

This hand-forged Japanese samurai sword features a clay-tempered katana with a differential hardening process, where the blade is heated and quenched using a clay mixture to create a distinct cutting edge and a flexible spine. The sword undergoes a high temperature treatment, followed by rapidly cooling in water or oil, ensuring exceptional strength and sharpness. The traditional clay tempering process used in this sword exemplifies traditional Japanese craftsmanship, while the Kozuka shell saya adds a unique, elegant touch.

Katana with Kozuka Shell Saya Specifications:

Overall Length:	103cm / 40.6"
Nagasa(Blade):	71cm / 27.9"
Tsuka(Handle):	27cm / 10.6"
Motohaba(width near habaki):	3.15cm
Sakihaba(width near yokote):	2.4cm
Sori(curve):	1.9cm
Kasane(thickness at habaki):	7.5mm
Sakikasane(thickness at yokote):	4mm
Blade:	Maru, 1095 High Carbon Steel
Saya Material:	Hardwood+Buffalo Horn+Shell
Handle Material:	Hardwood+Genuine Rayskin
Tsuba:	Copper, 77765mm

Notes:

The display stand and packing box aren't included.
Our products are 100% handmade, so the specification varies slightly from sword to sword. We appreciate your understanding.
All our katana swords are hand forged by swordsmiths, the forging time about 7-15 days. For some high-performance swords may require longer hand-forged processing time, depending on the difficulty of the craft.

Hand Forged Japanese Samurai Sword Clay Tempered Katana With Kozuka Shell Saya