Golden Blade Katana Sword specifications
- Hand-forged by our master swordsmiths.
- Golden manganese steel blade, sharpened or unsharpened at choice, full tang.
- Scabbard (Saya 鞘): Gray and black lacquered wood evoking delicate floral motifs, black ends (Kojiri and Koiguchi).
- Sageo (下げ緒): Traditional black and white cord.
- Handle (Tsuka 柄): Wood covered with faux white ray skin (samegawa).
- Tsuka-ITO (柄糸): Off-white braided above the handle in a traditional style.
- Menuki (目貫): Ornaments in the shape of finely chiseled silver leaves.
- Guard (Tsuba 鍔): Rounded copper with embossed lobster and kozuka-hitsu for the kogatana.
- Fuchi (縁): Black and gold decorated with refined floral motifs.
- Kashira (頭): Black and gold matching the fuchi with floral motifs.
- Habaki (鎺): Polished brass for a perfect fit.
Dimensions
- Blade length: 71 cm
- Overall length including handle: 105 cm
- Length with scabbard: 107 cm
- Handle length: 26 cm
- Blade thickness: 0.7 cm
- Blade width: 3.2 cm
- Weight: 1.4 kg
- Package weight: 1.7 kg
Accessories
- Scabbard: Included
- Katana stand: Not included
Golden Blade Katana Sword: design and finishes
The name Golden Blade evokes the preciousness and noble brilliance of this exceptional katana. In Japanese culture, gold symbolizes spiritual purity and artisanal perfection, qualities that this katana perfectly embodies through its refined details.
Its manganese steel blade has a golden color that subtly captures the light and reveals the meticulous workmanship of the forge. The round copper tsuba features an artistic relief depicting a lobster, a symbol of longevity in Japanese tradition, while the kozuka-hitsu attests to the functional authenticity of this piece. The handle harmoniously combines white stingray skin and off-white tsuka-ito braiding, creating an elegant contrast with the silver leaf-shaped menuki. The black and gold fuchi and kashira are adorned with delicate floral motifs that perfectly match the lacquered wooden scabbard. The latter features shades of gray and black evoking flowers or rain, creating a typically Japanese poetic atmosphere, complemented by a traditional black and white sageo.
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