HMS Japanese Katana Sword - Hand Forged 1045 Carbon Steel Full Tang, Sharp Functional Blade for Martial Arts, Collectors & Japanese Culture Display
Key features
- •1045 Fully Handmade Quality Japanese Samurai Katana Sword
- •Full tang, sharp edge, and functional
- •Approx 28.3" blade 10.6" handle & overall 41"
- •Wooden handle wrapped w/ray skin & black cotton cord w/ Menuki
- •Red wood with Plum Blossom pattern & with black cotton Sageo
HMS Japanese Katana Sword - Hand Forged 1045 Carbon Steel Full Tang, Sharp Functional Blade for Martial Arts, Collectors & Japanese Culture Display
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Alison✓ Verified Purchase•August 23, 2023
Love it, just be careful bc at first I thought it wasn't that sharp at touch but the another day I was playing around w it and it barely touched my finger but very easily cut skin (very superficial and small but not anticipated lol) Sturdy and happy w purchase
Happy with purchase
Alison✓ Verified Purchase•July 13, 2023
Love it, just be careful bc at first I thought it wasn't that sharp at touch but the another day I was playing around w it and it barely touched my finger but very easily cut skin (very superficial and small but not anticipated lol) Sturdy and happy w purchase
Iron Pine, Plum Blossom - Not Perfect, But Damn Near(for the price!)
John Hopple✓ Verified Purchase•July 7, 2023
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, extremely sturdy. The tsuba moves less than a millimeter in any direction, and every other part is completely solid. The design on the saya is amazing. Worth twice its listed price.
Edit: A couple years on. I'm very impressed with how this sword's held up. After some rough testing before I had much practice at edge alignment or core engagement, i did manage to roll the edge some, but this was quickly fixed with a whetstone. After this, the piece functioned flawlessly. The included picture is of a cut through a 3 liter soda bottle, filled with water and a thumb-sized green dowel i cut from a sapling. It cut so smoothly that the bottle stayed upright, even after the aforementioned damage! I also took it to up to 3" diameter small trees, and it cut down most in a single swing, without any further edge damage. These fellows know how to make a functional sword.
Edit: A couple years on. I'm very impressed with how this sword's held up. After some rough testing before I had much practice at edge alignment or core engagement, i did manage to roll the edge some, but this was quickly fixed with a whetstone. After this, the piece functioned flawlessly. The included picture is of a cut through a 3 liter soda bottle, filled with water and a thumb-sized green dowel i cut from a sapling. It cut so smoothly that the bottle stayed upright, even after the aforementioned damage! I also took it to up to 3" diameter small trees, and it cut down most in a single swing, without any further edge damage. These fellows know how to make a functional sword.
Iron Pine, Plum Blossom - Not Perfect, But Damn Near(for the price!)
John Hopple✓ Verified Purchase•May 17, 2023
Absolutely beautiful craftsmanship, extremely sturdy. The tsuba moves less than a millimeter in any direction, and every other part is completely solid. The design on the saya is amazing. Worth twice its listed price.
Edit: A couple years on. I'm very impressed with how this sword's held up. After some rough testing before I had much practice at edge alignment or core engagement, i did manage to roll the edge some, but this was quickly fixed with a whetstone. After this, the piece functioned flawlessly. The included picture is of a cut through a 3 liter soda bottle, filled with water and a thumb-sized green dowel i cut from a sapling. It cut so smoothly that the bottle stayed upright, even after the aforementioned damage! I also took it to up to 3" diameter small trees, and it cut down most in a single swing, without any further edge damage. These fellows know how to make a functional sword.
Edit: A couple years on. I'm very impressed with how this sword's held up. After some rough testing before I had much practice at edge alignment or core engagement, i did manage to roll the edge some, but this was quickly fixed with a whetstone. After this, the piece functioned flawlessly. The included picture is of a cut through a 3 liter soda bottle, filled with water and a thumb-sized green dowel i cut from a sapling. It cut so smoothly that the bottle stayed upright, even after the aforementioned damage! I also took it to up to 3" diameter small trees, and it cut down most in a single swing, without any further edge damage. These fellows know how to make a functional sword.
