War Horse Katana Samurai Cavalry

The War Horse Katana, with its enchanting emerald tsuka and white same (ray skin), contrasts beautifully with its razor-sharp 65Mn steel blade, nestled in a deep blue saya. The blade, bearing a true clay-tempered and distinctive hamon (temper line), is ideal for field tests. The tsuba design showcases two rider-less horses in perpetual warfare, while the silver menuki represent the Tokugawa and Oda clans, with the fuchi and kashira featuring the Takeda and Mori clan symbols. This katana is tragically beautiful - a weapon designed for war.

Crafted by Frenchie Jin, the War Horse Katana is more than just a sword; it's a statement in steel. The tsuba not only depicts relentless conflict but also a fallen warrior, reflecting the heavy toll of war. This masterpiece invites the observer to reflect upon the profound losses that war brings, reminding us that each adversary has their own story. It is a poignant reminder of the consequences of war, a monument in sword form to honor the fallen.