Medium cutting

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, we folded the steel many times during forging so the blade has many grains. Clay tempered hamon is also visible. The tsuka is made of hardwood and wrapped with white rayskin panels and green synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of hardwood with clear, lacquer paint making the wood grain visible. Koiguchi and kurigata are made of polished buffalo horns. Fuchi, kashira, menuki and tsuba are made of copper with snake motif.

This wakizashi is one of our special design products. The blade is made of 9260 sping steel and clay tempered, it’s hazuya polished so the area between hamon and back is white.  Its saya is covered in polished mother-of-pearl and shells, it gives a unique glow of random colors. The koiguchi,kurikata and kojiri is made of polished, black buffalo horn. The tsuba is made of folded steel, beautiful grains of the steel are visible. Fuchi and kashira are iron with silver embedded.

The blade is full tang and made of 1095 high carbon steel, it's durable and can cut hard targets such as bones. The tsuka is made of hardwood and with genuine same and synthetic silk ito. The tsuba is iron, big square. The overall length is 30", it's easy to carry.

The blade is made of folded steel, circle grains are clearly visible. The tsuka is made of hardwood and wrapped with real same and synthetic silk ito. The tsuba is alloy with dragon motif. The sword is assembled tightly.

Wakizashi are considered a samurai's side arm and supplemental weapon. It is effective weapon when fighting in confined spaces as typical Japanese dwellings had low ceiling. Samurai warriors often sleep with their wakizashi and carry them even when inside castles, residences unlike the katana that they sometimes had to leave to a servant. The use of the wakizashi though was not limited to the samurai as merchants, craftsmen and other individuals sometimes carry it for protection. 

Ryan1237 is a beautiful wakizashi. The blade is full tang, made of hard 1095 high carbon steel, very strong and durable. The handle is wrapped with blue genuine rayskin and blue synthetic silk ito. The tsuba is iron. The sword is sharp, well-balanced and assembled tightly. The sword is fully customizable.

Wakizashi are considered a samurai's side arm and supplemental weapon. It is effective weapon when fighting in confined spaces as typical Japanese dwellings had low ceiling. Samurai warriors often sleep with their wakizashi and carry them even when inside castles, residences unlike the katana that they sometimes had to leave to a servant. The use of the wakizashi though was not limited to the samurai as merchants, craftsmen and other individuals sometimes carry it for protection. 

Ryan1232 is a functional and sharp sword. The blade is full tang, made of hard 1095 high carbon steel, very strong and durable. The handle is wrapped with black genuine rayskin and red synthetic silk ito. The tsuba is iron. The sword is well-balanced and assembled tightly. The sword is fully customizable.

The blade is full tang and made of 1095 high carbon steel, it can be used on hard targets without compromising its edge. It's clay tempered, so it has a beautiful and natural hamon. It has a bohi running from the habaki to the kissaki, making the blade lighter. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with white genuine rayskin and brown, synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of roseood, the wood grains and color are natural. Kojiri, koiguchi and kurigata are made of real buffalo horns. The tsuba, fuchi and kashira are made of copper.

A beautiful black katana, the blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel and clay tempered. The hamon is line segment in sharp. The tsuka is made of hardwood with black genuine same and black synthetic ito. The tsuba is brass and dragon motif. Fuchi, kashira and menuki are alloy. The sword is assembled tightly and well-balanced. The sword comes with a free sword bag and spare bamboo pins or mekugi and is fully customizable.

Ryan1230 is a wakizashi and another in Ryansword's catalog of swords where the blade is specially-folded during the forging process to produce a hada with a beautiful, random, feathery pattern. The fittings are all made of brass. The tsuba, fuchi and kashira have a flower and shishi (lion-dog) theme with gold and silver color. The seppa and habaki are chrome-plated brass. The tsuka has black, rayskin panels and wrapped with brown, synthetic silk in hinerinaki style. The saya is made of light-colored wood with visible grains and the koiguchi is made of polished, bufallo horn. The sageo is black, synthetic silk with brown color pattern.

Wakizashi are considered a samurai's side arm and supplemental weapon. It is effective weapon when fighting in confined spaces as typical Japanese dwellings had low ceiling. Samurai warriors often sleep with their wakizashi and carry them even when inside castles, residences unlike the katana that they sometimes had to leave to a servant. The use of the wakizashi though was not limited to the samurai as merchants, craftsmen and other individuals sometimes carry it for protection. 

Historically, there are no records of reverse-edged katanas in medieval Japan. The reverse-edged katana was popularized by the manga Samurai-X where the main character Rurouni Kenshin uses a reverse-edge katana to avoid killing opponents in a swordfight.

Ryan1218 is a katana in shirasaya case. The blade is made of differentially-hardened 1095 carbon steel with a visible, natural hamon. The saya and tsuka is made of beautiful, light-colored wood with brown buffalo horn.  Blades in shirasaya casing are not really intended to be used for cutting as the handle is prone to break without the support of the rayskin and ito wrap and the fuchi and kashira. When a katana is not to be used for a considerable time, the blade was usually mounted in shirasaya case to prevent rusting.

This katana has a laminated blade with an edge made of 1095 high carbon steel and sides made of folded steel. It is clay-tempered with a natural hamon. The tsuka is made of bone and inside is hardwood, the tang is secured to the handle with hardwood and one bamboo peg under the red stone. The saya is made of hardwood. The tsuba and fuchi are made of iron with dragon pattern.