Katana Chouku Samurai Sword

54.95 €

85101 Lenting, Germany

ID: 9722776

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🇩🇪 85101 Lenting, Germany

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Katana Chouku Samurai Sword with a blade made of 420 stainless steel. Handle covered with ray skin imitation and traditional wrapping with black cotton. Scabbard made of wood, painted white and adorned with a colored dragon motif.

The katana with a curved, single-edged blade is closely linked to Samurai culture and was part of heirlooms and status symbols. Important elements include Tsuba (guard), Mekugi (peg), Tsuba art, and Hamon (blade pattern).

Product Details

Blade material: 420 stainless steel

Blade length: 65.5 cm

Total length: 103 cm

Weight of katana: 0.65 kg

including white painted wooden Saya with dragon motif

Handle with ray skin imitation

Handle wrapping made of black cotton

Blade not sharp

free from 18 years »

(Show description in original language)

Katana Chouku Samurai Schwert mit Klinge aus 420er Edelstahl. Griff mit Rochenhaut Nachahmung bedeckt und traditioneller Griffwicklung mit schwarzer Baumwolle. Scheide aus Holz, weiß lackiert und mit einem farbigen Drachenmotiv versehen.

Das Katana ist mit gebogener, einseitig geschliffener Klinge ist eng mit der Samurai-Kultur verknüpft und war Teil von Erbstücken und Statussymbolen. Wichtige Elemente sind Tsuba (Schutzplatte), Mekugi (Zapfen), Tsuba-Kunst und Hamon (Klingenmuster).