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. 

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, it can be used on heavy targets without compromising its edge. It's unokubi zukuri, the thickness on the back becomes thinner from the half of the blade towards the tip, but the back turns to thick near the kissaki. The tsuka is made of hardwood, wrapped with red genuine same and black synthetic silk ito. The fittings are optional. 

The blades are honsanmai structure, folded steel is the jacket steel, 1095 high carbon steel is the cutting edge. The blades are clay tempered, both hada of folded steel and clay tempered hamon are clearly visible. The tsukas are made of hardwood, wrapped with genuine same and synthetic silk ito. The tsubas are iron, fuchis and kashiras are brass. The sayas are made of hardwood and fully wrapped with geneuine rayskin, real bufflo horns are used at koiguchi, kurigata and kojiri. The sword is fully customizable, the fittings can be changed.

The blade is made of 1095 high carbon steel, it can be used on heavy targets without compromising its edge. It's unokubi zukuri, the thickness on the back becomes thinner from the half of the blade towards the tip, but the back turns to thick near the kissaki. The tsuka is made of hardwood and with genuine same and synthetic silk ito. The color and wood grains on sayas are natural. The tsuba, fuchi and kashira are brass with dragon motif.