Katana

This is a beautiful katana with a shobu zukuri blade made of folded 1095 high carbon steel. Being made of 1095 steel means that this sword can be used on heavy targets without compromising its edge. Adding to the grain pattern or hada on the blade brought by the folding process is a beautiful horimono or engraving on both sides of the blade near the habaki.

The tsuba, fuchi, kashira and menuki are made of cast brass with beautiful designs. The habaki and seppa are made of brass as well. The tsuka is wrapped with real rayskin in white color and black, synthetic silk ito. The black saya is made of hardwood with dragon engraving and with buffalo horn koiguchi, kurikata and kojiri.

This katana exemplifies beauty in simplicity. Its blade is a through-hardened 1095 monosteel making it very tough and able to cut hard targets. The design of the bo-hi makes this sword a fast and agile cutter. On both sides of its blade is a detailed hand-engraved dragon. The tsuba is made of blackened iron with a simple design while the habaki and seppa are made of chrome-plated brass. The tsuka is made of hardwood with white rayskin panels and wrapped in brown, synthetic silk. The saya is made of light-colored hardwood coated with colorless lacquer making the wood grains visible.

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, it is differentially hardened and has a visible hamon. After polishing the blade is darkened. The color film on the blade is solid. The cutting edge is thick, the sword is suitable for heavy cutting. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine rayskin and synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of hardwood. Tsuba, fuchi and kashira are made of iron. The sword is fully customisable.

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, it is differentially hardened and has a visible hamon. After polishing the blade is darkened. The color film on the blade is solid. The cutting edge is thick, the sword is suitable for heavy cutting. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine rayskin and synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of hardwood. Tsuba, fuchi and kashira are made of iron. The sword is fully customisable.

The blade is made of T10 tool steel, it is differentially hardened and has a visible hamon. The area between hamon and shinoji is hazuya polished, so it looks differently. The tsuka is made of hardwood, it's wrapped with genuine rayskin and real leather ito. The saya is made of hardwood, the koiguchi, kojiri and kurigata are polished buffalo horns. The tsuba is made of iron. The motif of this sword is fire, so the saya is red and there's a fire engraving on the blade.

The blade is honsanmai lamination, 1095 high carbon steel is the cutting edge, folded steel is used as jacket steel. It is clay-tempered with a natural hamon. Besides the hamon, the boundary lines between different steels are also clearly visible. The tsuka is made of hardwood, it's wrapped with synthetic silk ito, the same is genuine rayskin. The saya is made of hardwood and painted in glossy black. The koiguchi, kurigata and kojiri are made of polished buffalo horns. The tsuba is made of iron, fuchi and kashira are brass. The sword is fully customizable.

This katana features a kanmuri-otoshi geometry, one of the less common styles of katana blade forms. The lower portion of the blade is similar to a shinogi zukuri but with two "hi" or grooves. One is a bo-hi or wide groove and another is a so-hi or narrow groove and both terminate about midway of the blade. The blade is made of clay-tempered 1095 steel with a beautiful notare (wave) hamon. The tsuba, fuchi, kashira and menuki are made of cast brass with fine details depicting nature. The saya is black and hand-painted with flowers,  mountain and clouds and has polished buffalo horn koiguchi, kojiri and kurikata.

Reverse-edged (sakabato) katana did not historically exist in Japan. It was an idea that was popularized in the anime by the character Rurouni Kenshin who used a reversed-edged sword to avoid killing his opponents.

This sakabato is made of through-hardened 1095 steel with wire-brushed hamon. The tsuba, fuchi, kashira and menuki is made of brass and depicts a hawk or an eagle. The tsuka is made of hardwood with red, rayskin panels and blue,  synthetic silk ito. The saya is made of hardwood with clear, lacquer paint making the wood grain visible.

The sword comes with a free sword bag and spare bamboo pins or mekugi and is fully customizable.