Name: Custom Made Katana by Z-SEY
Brand: Z-SEY Swords
SKU: 10001-ZS
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Steel Type

Steel type is crucial when choosing a sword, as each has its own advantages and disadvantages. We've added descriptions for each steel to help you choose the best one for your needs.

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$400

Wootz Steel

Wootz steel, also known as traditional Damascus steel, is made by melting iron, steel, and other elements with charcoal in a closed crucible. This process results in a blade with exceptional hardness and a distinctive pattern. Wootz steel swords are rare and highly prized by collectors.

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$400

Crucible Steel

Similar to Wootz Steel, Crucible Steel blades also have unique patterns, but their hada (surface pattern) is more delicate and finely divided than that of Wootz Steel.

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$900

Tamahagane (Mass-produced)

Tamahagane steel is known for its strength and beauty. While traditional tamahagane steel is forged in a tatara, this version is mass produced, yet remains genuine and much more affordable.

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$2,400

Tamahagane (Custom)

Tamahagane steel is the traditional steel used in Japanese swords. Combining iron sand and charcoal in a tatara, our high end tamahagane is not only genuine, but is also produced using traditional methods, offering the most authentic Japanese sword experience outside Japan.

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Length (Nagasa)

The standard length is the most commonly used length for katanas. Choosing a different length would significantly increase the production time.

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Length (Nagasa)

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Cutting Edge (Ha)

The Niku, meaning "meat" in Japanese, refers to the blade's thickness, especially next to the sharpened cutting edge.

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Without Niku

Blades without Niku are thinner and sharper, perfect for precise, easy cutting of softer targets like tatami mats, but require careful handling to avoid damage.

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$150

With Niku

Blades with niku are thicker and stronger, making them perfect for tougher conditions and harder targets. They're more durable and less likely to bend or chip.

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Blade Construction (Gitae)

Gitae is the core and inner structure of the Japanese katana, involving various layers and types of steel traditionally used to enhance the sword's strength, flexibility, and cutting ability.

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Maru

Maru-gitae is a traditional Japanese method where a single type of medium to high carbon steel is shaped into a blade. The distinctive hardness variation between the blade's edge and body is achieved solely through heat treatment.

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$200

San-Mai

The "sanmai," or "three-layer forging", involves a high carbon steel core and edge, flanked by tougher steel layers for support. This design allows extensive polishing without exposing the softer core at the edge.

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$200

Kobuse

Kōbuse construction, or "armor-covered," involves wrapping a softer core steel with a high-carbon shell to create a durable, sharp blade. This method enhances the blade’s edge and strength by forming martensite crystals.

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$300

Hon San-Mai

The hon-san-mai construction uses three types of steel for the inner core: the softest at the spine, medium on the sides, and hardest at the edge.

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$300

Shihozume

Similar to the hon-sanmai technique but includes an extra piece called munegane (ridge metal) along the spine, making the blade's structure more durable. This is one of the most complex blade structures, featuring four different hardness levels.

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Blade Shape (Zukuri)

The Japanese katana sword comes in various blade shapes, known as zukuri. These shapes not only influence the sword's appearance but also affect its cutting ability. Opting for a shape other than Shinogi-Zukuri increases the processing time of the sword.

Curved

$0 – $300

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Shinogi-Zukuri

The Shinogi-Zukuri style, used in 90% of katanas, features a prominent ridge line (shinogi) for added thickness. It has a curve for easier unsheathing with the ridge line near the spine for a sharper profile.

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$100

Hira-Zukuri

Opposite the Shinogi-Zukuri is the Hira-Zukuri, which features flat blades on both sides without a shinogi ridge line running across its center.

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$100

Shobu-Zukuri

Shobu-Zukuri has a diamond shape similar to Shinogi-Zukuri but without a well-defined point separating the blade from the kissaki zone.

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$100

Nagamaki-Zukuri

The Nagamaki-Zukuri style features a central ridge line and a large groove near the handle, making the sword lighter and more flexible. Common in katanas and heavier nagamaki swords, this design was made for sweeping strikes against armor and cavalry.

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$100

Unokubi Zukuri

The Unokubi-Zukuri style is similar to the Kanmuri-Otoshi-Zukuri, but it is distinguished by a thickened back near the kissaki (tip of the blade). This style features a more pronounced curvature and a broader, heavier blade, which provides greater impact during slashing in tameshigiri (cutting practice).

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$100

Osoraku Zukuri

The Osoraku-Zukuri blade profile is favored for shorter blades like the tanto dagger. It features a slender base that broadens significantly towards the kissaki (tip). This style often includes a ridgeline along its length with a yokote (tip transition point) near the midpoint, optimizing the blade for powerful cuts.

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$200

Katakiriha-Zukuri

The katakiriha-zukuri style looks unorthodox because it combines two different types of zukuri blades. One side of the blade is flat, featuring a hira-zukuri shape, while the other side has a shinogi ridge line running its entire length.

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$300

Kanmuri-Otoshi-Zukuri

The Kanmuri-Otoshi-Zukuri is a distinctive blade profile with a single edge and a spine that thickens and widens towards the tip. It lacks a yokote line at the kissaki (tip) and features a continuous ridgeline from the guard to the tip. Some variations include a fuller near the thickened portion of the blade for better balance. Although this shape is complex, it allows for stronger thrusting attacks.

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$100

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$100

Kiriha-Zukuri

This is the oldest style of the Japanese zukuri shape, frequently seen on ancient Japanese single-edged swords known as chokuto. This same zukuri style, without a yokote line, would be similar to Shinogi-Zukuri but with the shinogi ridge line running very close to the cutting edge.

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$100

Kissaki-Moroha-Zukuri

The Kissaki-Moroha-Zukuri, or Kogarasu-Zukuri, starts with a single-edged base and transitions to a double-edged point. Known as a double-edged katana, it features nagamaki-like bevels and grooves. The spine widens near the tip, forming a distinctive, broad silhouette.

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Groove/Fuller (Bohi)

Depending on what zukuri you choose, you would have some restrictions on what bo-hi you can choose due to the blade's geometry. Some geometries don't allow for any kind of bo-hi due to their thin steel parts or overall design. Additionally, some zukuri styles have a standard bo-hi that we recommend.

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No Bohi

A flat Japanese katana blade without the presence of a bohi (groove). This makes the blade slightly heavier as well as intact with its original structure. It is preferred by some for harder tameshigiri (cutting practice) targets.

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$50

Bohi

The Bo-Hi is a groove/fuller that is located near the spine of the blade. It significantly lightens the blade by removing some metal without compromising its structure or integrity. This results in a louder tachikaze (sound of slashing).

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$100

Double Bohi

Also known as futasuji-hi. It is similar to Bo-Hi but features two slimmer grooves.

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$100

Bohi with Soe-Hi

The Bo-Hi with Soe-Hi features a thick groove close to the spine accompanied by a second, thinner groove under the ridge line.

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$150

Bohi with Tsure-Hi

Bo-Hi with Tsure-Hi are very similar to Bo-Hi with Soe-Hi. They feature a regular Bo-Hi groove beneath the blade's unsharpened spine, accompanied by a secondary, narrower groove. This smaller groove follows the larger Bo-Hi and finish together.

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$50

Naginata-Hi

The Naginata-Hi, a type of Bo-Hi groove, is named after its common appearance on naginata polearms. Positioned near the hilt, this groove is shallow yet deep and relatively short. It enhances the blade's aesthetic and reduces its weight.

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$100

Naginata-Hi with Soe-Hi

The Naginata-Hi with Soe-Hi features a shallow yet short groove close to the handle accompanied by a second, thinner groove under the ridge line.

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Tang Groove/Fuller (Nakago-Hi)

At this step, you have the option to choose the style of the nakago-hi, which refers to both how it ends and its shape near the nakago. It can either stop just before the nakago or continue into it, with various style options available.

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No Nakago-Hi

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Kakinagashi

The Kakinagashi is a type of groove that extends from the blade and ends somewhere at the mid-point of the nakago (blade tang) or just above the mekugi-ana (opening for the peg).

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Kakitoshi

The Kakitoshi is similar to the Kakinagashi-hi. It is a regular type of blade groove that does not end near the mekugi-ana (opening for the peg). Instead, it extends all the way to the end of the blade tang.

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$50

Marudome

Marudome is a customizable hi (groove) option where the groove starts with a rounded design. This enhances the blade's aesthetics by giving the hi a smoother and more visually appealing beginning.

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$50

Kakudome

The Kakudome is a tang groove that starts with a square shape. This design makes the groove more visually striking, enhancing the blade's overall aesthetics.

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Blade Tip (Kissaki)

The kissaki options are generally limited by the katana's shape (zukuri). The only zukuri that allows you to choose any size of kissaki is shinogi-zukuri.

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$50

Ko-Kissaki

The Ko-Kissaki is the smallest version of a katana's blade tip. It is shorter in dimensions, narrower towards the tip, and thinner in proportion.

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Chu-Kissaki

The Chu-Kissaki is the medium, average-sized katana blade tip, commonly used throughout history. Often paired with the shinogi-zukuri blade profile, it typically measures 1.1 to 2.3 inches (3-6 cm) in length, with standard thickness and width.

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$100

O-Kissaki

The O-Kissaki is the largest blade tip available on a katana, typically exceeding 2.3 inches (6 cm) in length. Rare on certain zukuri profiles, this tip often features a visible yokote and is longer than it is wide.

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Tip Point Line (Yokote)

The Yokote is the distinctive transition line separating the body of the blade from its tip, creating a visual and physical separation.

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Wihtout Yokote

No yokote makes the tip appear as one with the body of the blade.

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With Yokote

The blade features a visually attractive yokote that distinctively separates the body of the blade from its tip.

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Temper Line (Hamon)

One iconic feature of the Japanese samurai katana is the hamon, a temper line created by applying clay to the blade's edge during the final forging steps. This process makes the edge harder while keeping the spine flexible. Real hamon options are available only with clay-tempered steel, while etched hamons are possible with other types of steel.

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No Hamon

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$50

Suguha

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$50

Notare

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$50

Sanbonsugi

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$50

Gunome

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$150

Fuji Style

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$150

Ko-Choji

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$300

Hitatsura

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Blade Polish (Togi)

Each katana blade undergoes a hand polish, known in Japanese as togi. This final refining step removes all the imperfections produced during its crafting process. Each traditional polish stays true to authentic methods and reveals the blade's best attributes. This masterful and time-consuming process can take weeks or months to complete.

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$400

Sashikomi A

The Sashikomi A polish is a traditional katana blade polishing method that highlights the blade's details, such as the temper line and grain.

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$800

Sashikomi A+

Sashikomi A+ polishing is the advanced level of traditional polishing, enhancing the visibility of the temper line and the blade's grain.

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$1,500

Sashikomi A++

Sashikomi A++ is the best polishing service, making each blade detail highly visible. Using traditional, time-consuming methods and materials, it gives the katana a precious look. It's especially recommended for real Tamahagane Steel, showcasing its unique grain pattern.

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Tang Inscription (Mei)

A signature can be added to the tang, located beneath the handle, where swordsmiths traditionally inscribe their name and the date of the blade. Choosing a custom mei allows us to inscribe anything you wish on the tang, but it will be added with Chinese characters, to honor its creators.

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$35

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Tsuka Length

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Tsuka Length

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Tsuka Shape

The shape of the tsuka is based on personal preference. There is no universal "better" or "worse" grip as it varies with each individual's hand size.

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Haichi

The haichi is one of the most popular katana handle shapes. It features an inward curve from the blade's edge side, allowing for a very firm grip.

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Rikko

The Rikko handle shape features an hourglass design, with both sides of the handle narrowing inward. This allows for strengthened gripping and more power and control.

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Imogata

Both sides of the handle are straight and do not curve inward, making it one of the widest and thickest katana handle options.

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Wrapping Material (Tsuka-Ito)

Japanese Silk

$80

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$80

S-Black

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$80

S-Brown

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$80

S-Gold

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$80

S-White

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$80

S-Burgundy

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$80

S-Dark Green

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$80

S-Dark Blue

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$80

S-Purple

Leather

$80

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$80

L-Premium Black

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Wrapping Style (Tsuka-Maki)

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Hineri-Maki

The Hineri-Maki is the most popular tsuka-maki (wrapping style), featuring criss-cross or diamond-shaped openings. It's found on most katanas, offering both aesthetic appeal and a firm grip for cutting practice.

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Katate-Maki

The Katate-Maki, otherwise known as a battle-ready tsuka-maki (wrapping style).

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Paper Wedges (Hishigami)

Hishigami are small folded paper triangles inserted into the tsuka-maki wrap to maintain its shape and provide a firmer grip. They are usually preferred and recommended for use in tameshigiri (cutting practice).

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No Hishgami

A standard katana handle without the presence of paper wedges.

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$30

Hishgami

The presence of around 50 hishigami papers, invisible yet tightly tucked inside the handle's cord wrap.

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$60

Hishgami Pro

Hishigami Pro is an advanced version often made from more durable and high-quality materials like plastic or specially treated paper. These are designed to provide even better tightness and stability for the tsuka-maki (cord wrap).

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Rayskin (Samegawa)

The samegawa is a type of rayskin or sharkskin material that is wrapped around the handle's wooden core. It is visible only through the diamond openings of the tsuka-maki wrap and offers a highly non-slip surface for the hands.

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Rayskin Wrap Style

Choosing a full rayskin wrap style will increase the production time with 2-3 weeks

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Panel (One-Side)

The samegawa is placed only on the flat sides of the handle, allowing its rough pattern to be visible through the cord wrap while enhancing the grip.

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$50

Fully Wrapped

Similar to a partial samegawa wrap, but covering the tsuka on all the sides, making it even firmer.

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Rayskin Emperor Nodes

The Emperor Node is a section of raised bumps on the rayskin (samegawa). Its size usually represents higher and better quality while offering a more enticing visual appeal.

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Without

A samegawa rayskin wrap without the presence of an emperor node.

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$100

Normal

Regular sized emperor node on the bottom of the samegawa.

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$200

Large

Large and very visible emperor node that can even be felt when gripping the handle.

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Handguard (Tsuba)

Iron

$120

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$120

BCT-1

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$120

BCT-2

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$120

BCT-03-Small

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$120

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$120

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$120

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$120

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$120

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$120

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$120

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$120

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Brass

$150

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$150

MDT-22 (Antique Brass)

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$150

MDT-22 (Black Brass)

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$150

MDT-23 (Antique Brass)

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$150

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$150

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$150

MDT-28 (Antique Brass)

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$150

MDT-28 (Black Brass)

Premium Iron

$260

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$260

PMT-1

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$260

PMT-2

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$260

PMT-3

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$260

PMT-4

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$260

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$260

PMT-11

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$260

PMT-12

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$260

PMT-13

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$260

PMT-14

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$188 – $430

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$430

PMT-5 (Black Brass)

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$430

PMT-5 (Antique Brass)

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$188

PMT-6 (Black Brass)

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$188

PMT-6 (Antique Brass)

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$430

PMT-7 (Black Brass)

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$430

PMT-7 (Antique Brass)

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$430

PMT-7 (Cupronickel)

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$188

PMT-8 (Copper)

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$430

PMT-9 (Black Brass)

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$430

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$430

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$188

PMT-15 (Black Brass)

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$188

PMT-15 (Antique Brass)

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$288

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$188

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$188

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$288

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$188

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$188

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$288

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$188

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$288

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$188

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$188

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$288

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$430

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$430

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$430

PMT-22 (Black Brass)

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$430

PMT-22 (Antique Brass)

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Handle Ornament (Menuki)

Menuki are small, ornate symbols placed between the rayskin and the handle's cord wrap, improving the katana's grip. Each model is available in three options: Antique Brass (goldish), Black Brass (fully black), and Cupronickel (black/silver with superior material). While at least one photo per model is provided, they all share the same pattern style but with different colors/finishes. Please use MG-01 as a reference to see the difference between antique gold and black brass.

Standard

$30 – $50

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$30

MG-01 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-01 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-01 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-02 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-02 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-02 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-03 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-03 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-03 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-04 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-04 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-04 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-05 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-05 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-05 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-06 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-06 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-06 (Cupronickel)

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$30

MG-07 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-07 (Antique Brass)

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$50

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$30

MG-08 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-08 (Antique Brass)

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$50

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MG-09 (Black Brass)

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MG-09 (Antique Brass)

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MG-10 (Black Brass)

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MG-10 (Antique Brass)

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MG-12 (Black Brass)

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$50

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MG-13 (Black Brass)

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MG-13 (Antique Brass)

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MG-13 (Cupronickel)

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MG-14 (Black Brass)

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MG-14 (Antique Brass)

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MG-15 (Black Brass)

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MG-15 (Antique Brass)

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MG-16 (Black Brass)

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MG-16 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-16 (Cupronickel)

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MG-17 (Black Brass)

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$30

MG-17 (Antique Brass)

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$50

MG-17 (Cupronickel)

Premium

$80 – $130

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$80

PMG-01 (Black Brass)

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$80

PMG-01 (Antique Brass)

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$130

PMG-01 (Cupronickel)

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$80

PMG-02 (Black Brass)

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$80

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$130

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$80

PMG-03 (Black Brass)

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$130

PMG-03 (Cupronickel)

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Handle Collar & Pommel (Fuchi & Kashira)

Brass fuchi and kashira typically come in a black finish by default. However, each model can be customized to feature an antique/gold finish. If you see antique gold models without photos in the portfolio, rest assured that the model will look exactly like the black version but with an antique/gold touch. Use FK-27 model as a reference to see the difference between antique gold and black brass.

Brass

$100

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$100

FK-27 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-27 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-01 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-01 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-02 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-02 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-03 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-03 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-05 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-05 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-07 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-07 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-08 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-08 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-09 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-09 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-10 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-10 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-11 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-11 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-12 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-12 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-13 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-13 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-14 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-14 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-15 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-15 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-16 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-16 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-17 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-17 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-18 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-18 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-19 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-19 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-20 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-20 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-21 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-21 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-23 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-23 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-24 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-24 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-25 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-25 (Antique Brass)

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$100

FK-26 (Black Brass)

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$100

FK-26 (Antique Brass)

Cupronickel

$200

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$200

CK-01

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$200

CK-02

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$200

CK-03

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$200

CK-05

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$200

CK-07

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$200

CK-08

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$200

CK-09

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$200

CK-10

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$200

CK-11

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$200

CK-12

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$200

CK-13

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$200

CK-14

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$200

CK-15

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$200

CK-16

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$200

CK-17

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$200

CK-18

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$200

CK-19

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$200

CK-20

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$200

CK-21

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$200

CK-23

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$200

CK-24

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Blade Collar (Habaki)

Brass

$80 – $100

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$80

Yoko-Yasuri

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$100

Shonai

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$80

Two-Piece Muji

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$100

Two-Piece Yoko-Yasuri

Copper

$70 – $100

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$70

Shonai Muji

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$100

Yoko-Yasuri

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$100

Shonai

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$80

Two-Piece Muji

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$100

Two-Piece Yoko-Yasuri

Cupronickel

$70 – $100

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$70

Shonai Muji

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$100

Yoko-Yasuri

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$100

Shonai

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$80

Two-Piece Muji

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$100

Two-Piece Yoko-Yasuri

handle

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Spacer (Seppa)

Seppa are types of katana fittings known as spacers or washers that secure the tightness of the tsuba (guard) with the tsuka (handle).

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$10

Brass

Brass Seppa is one of the most popular options due to its lighter hue enhancing the sword's aesthetics.

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$10

Copper

Copper Seppa is a popular fitting choice with a darker hue that will produce a patina over time enhancing its appeal.

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$20

Silver

Silver Seppa are rarer and have a more luxurious appeal with high rust resistance.

scabbard

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Scabbard (Saya)

Each scabbard is handmade and precisely fitted to its blade, ensuring no rattling and excellent protection against physical damage and rust, allowing for safe long-term storage. The wood can be polished for a bright reflection or finished with either an imitation or a genuine natural lacquer from an urushi tree.

Lacquer

$280

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$280

BSY-01

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$280

BSY-02

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$280

BSY-03

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$280

BSY-04

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$280

BSY-05

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$280

BSY-06

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$280

BSY-07

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$280

BSY-08

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$280

BSY-09

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$280

BSY-10

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$280

BSY-11

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$280

BSY-12

Urushi Imitation

– $480

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$280

FSY-1

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$320

FSY-2

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$320

FSY-3

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FSY-4

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$320

FSY-5

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$320

FSY-6

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$320

FSY-7

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$320

FSY-8

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$320

FSY-9

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$320

FSY-10

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$320

FSY-11

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$320

FSY-12

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$320

FSY-13

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$320

FSY-14

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$320

FSY-15

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$320

FSY-16

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$320

FSY-17

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$320

FSY-18

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$320

FSY-20

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$480

FSY-19

Authentic Urushi

$800

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$800

USY-1

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$800

USY-2

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$800

USY-3

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$800

USY-4

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$800

USY-5

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$800

USY-6

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$800

USY-7

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$800

USY-8

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$800

USY-9

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$800

USY-10

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$800

USY-11

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$800

USY-12

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$800

USY-13

scabbard

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Cord (Sageo)

The sageo is the cord mounted on the katana's scabbard. While it enhances the visual attributes, it can also be untied and used as a belt, known as obi, used for carrying the katana in a traditional way.

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$58

JR-Black

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$58

JR-Brown

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$58

JR-Burgundy

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$58

JR-Dark Blue

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$58

JR-Dark Green

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$58

JR-Golden

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$58

JR-Off White

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$58

JR-Purple

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Sword brand

Z-SEY Swords

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Z-SEY Swords has over 20 years of experience in creating Japanese samurai swords that are well-made and functional. They keep their production limited to maintain the quality of their swords, which are priced at the higher end. Z-SEY is known for making swords that are very close to traditional Japanese swords, offering a dependable choice for buyers looking for authenticity.

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Katana Parts

Note that these aren't all the katana parts, but rather the parts that customers can customize with us. Some features, such as steel type and overall blade shape/construction, can also be customized.