HMS Damascus Steel Katana - Hand Forged Clay Tempered Samurai Sword, Full Tang Functional Blade for Artisan Collection & Martial Arts

Steel: 1045 steel;Blade: Damascus blade, Clay tempered;Edge: Sharp;Tsuka(Handle): Wood covered in genuine same (rayskin) & then wrapped in the traditional diamond pattern with black cotton Ito & ornamented with Menuki;Saya(Scabbard): Black piano lacquered wood with black Sageo;Tang: Full tang with 2 Mekugi (peg); engraved with kanji "Öдåºã½é";Fittings: Brass;Condition: Brand new & can be fully disassembled and assembledHandle Length: 10.5"Blade Length(with Habaki): about 28.5"Blade Length(without Habaki): about 27"Overall Length: 40.5"Sword Weight (with Saya): 2.6 lbs Sword Weight(without Saya): 2.15 lbs Package weight: 6 lbsPackage Includes:1 * Assembled Katana with Saya1 * Sword Certificate1 * Black Cotton Katana Bag1 * Tube Sword Box

• Artisan Damascus Steel Mastery —— Hand-forged from high-carbon Damascus steel through ancient folding techniques, this katana reveals dual artistry – a vivid Hamon line and unique cloud-grain pattern. Full tang construction ensures structural integrity for martial arts practice
• Exquisite Details & Premium Detailing —— Features a solid tsuba. The tsuka handle combines ray-skin (Samegawa) with layered black cotton ito cord, paired with a black lacquered hardwood saya for scratch-resistant protection
• Precision Engineered for Cultural Enthusiasts —— Bo-Hi groove enhances agility for controlled Iaido practice, while its professionally polished edge supports Training training. Critical: Craftsman-honed cutting edge requires authorized supervision for trained practitioners
• HMS Legacy Since 2002 —— We uphold Japanese sword traditions with hand-forged excellence. Each blade is secured with dual bamboo mekugi pegs and weight-tested – trusted by dojos for authenticity
• Museum-Grade Decorative Sword —— Includes katana, matte-finish saya, premium storage bag, and crush-proof shipping tube. A bushido-inspired heirloom ideal for display collections, cultural exhibitions, or Japanese martial arts dedication