Japanese Samurai Katana Sword 41 1095 High Carbon Steel/Damascus Folded Steel Full Tang for Man Gift Cosplay Decoration Self Defense

The katana, historically used by the samurai of ancient and feudal Japan, is one of the traditional Japanese swords, characterized by its curved, single-edged blade, circular or squared guard, and long grip to accommodate two hands. This sturdy and beautiful katana is designed in Japan and made by experienced sword smiths using traditional methods. It has a strong and sharp blade, perfect for cutting trees, fruit, water bottles, bamboo, tatami mats, and slicing paper.

The katana can be used as a collection for exhibitions, a gift for family and friends, or for sword cutting training, self-defense, or cosplay. When using the katana, please keep it away from water and direct sunlight to prevent rusting. It is important to note that the sword is very sharp and should not be pointed at people or animals and should be kept out of reach of children under 16 years old.

To maintain the katana, it is advised not to touch the blade with bare hands, refrain from cutting hard objects such as stones or wires, regularly clean the blade, and apply a thin layer of maintenance oil to prevent rust. The specifications of the katana include an overall length of 103 cm, a blade length of 70 cm, and a handle length of 26 cm. The katana blade is made of 1095 carbon steel and is repeatedly forged and polished using traditional methods, with a unique process that includes an electroplated purple surface, HRC 58, and a Full Tang blade shape, enhancing the sword's strength.

The humanized design of the handle makes it easy and comfortable to grip and use, with a hard wood core, black genuine rayskin Samegawa, zinc alloy kashira & fuchi & menuki, and purple synthetic silk tsukamaki fixed by 2 bamboo mekugi (peg). The glossy black lacquered wooden scabbard is wrapped by purple synthetic silk sageo.

The package includes 1 sword with scabbard and 1 bag, but does not include a display stand.

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