Hand-Forged Japanese Wakizashi Sword T10 High Carbon Steel Clay Tempered Full Tang Battle Ready

Wakizashi are known as a samurai's sidearm and supplementary weapon. They are highly effective in confined spaces, as traditional Japanese dwellings often had low ceilings. Samurai warriors would frequently sleep with their wakizashi and carry them indoors, even inside castles and residences, unlike the katana, which was sometimes left with a servant. However, the use of wakizashi was not exclusive to samurai—merchants, craftsmen, and others also carried them for protection.

This wakizashi is a fully functional, razor-sharp sword crafted from T10 high carbon steel with a clay-tempered hamon, providing superior durability and cutting performance. The full tang construction ensures strength, while the genuine rayskin-wrapped handle enhances grip and control. The black gloss lacquered saya offers a sleek and refined look, complemented by alloy fittings and copper seppa for added aesthetic and structural integrity.

Expertly hand-forged and polished by skilled swordsmiths, this sword is well-balanced, tightly assembled, and fully customizable to meet individual preferences.

Features:

T10 high carbon steel, clay tempered hamon
Full tang construction for maximum durability
Battle-ready, suitable for cutting practice
Traditional craftsmanship, hand-forged and polished
Excellent balance and comfortable grip
Includes a free sword bag and spare Mekugi (peg)
Free engraving available

Wakizashi Specification:

Overall Length:	76cm / 30"
Nagasa(Blade):	51cm / 20"
Tsuka(Handle):	21cm / 8.3"
Motohaba(width near habaki):	3.15cm
Sakihaba(width near yokote):	2.3cm
Sori(curve):	1.3cm
Kasane(thickness at habaki):	7.5mm
Sakikasane(thickness at yokote):	3mm
Blade:	Maru, 1095 High Carbon Steel
Saya Material:	Hardwood
Handle Material:	Hardwood+Genuine Rayskin
Tsuba:	Iron, 76764.5mm

Notes:

Display stand and packing box are not included.
Our swords are 100% handmade, so slight variations in specifications may occur.
Standard forging time is 7-15 days, but high-performance swords may require longer processing depending on the complexity of craftsmanship.