Wakizashi John Lee Golden Flower

Wakizashi John Lee Golden Flower The model of this extraordinarily beautiful tsuba was certainly crafted by a great master, presumably in the 18th century. Since they did not sign their works unlike the blade smiths, the creators are unfortunately not known by name. The tsuba, as well as the other fittings, are elaborately designed with golden cherry blossoms (Sakura), one of the most important symbols of Japanese culture. They represent pure beauty, new beginnings, and transience.

- Sharply polished damascus blade made from 12-fold folded 1045 carbon steel with over 8,000 layers,
- Blade in Shinogi-Zukuri style with a fuller (Bo-Hi) featuring an integrated Hamon line.
- Handle wrap made of light brown cotton in the classic Hineri-Maki style.
- Black, high-gloss lacquered scabbard (Kuroro style) made of wood.
- With a long tang, which is fixed in the handle with 2 bamboo pegs (Mekugi). The sword is thus fully disassemblable.
- No plastic is used; only high-quality, authentic materials are employed.
- Blade collar (Habaki) and spacers (Seppa) are made of brass.
- The traditional handle wrap is backed with genuine ray skin.
- All fittings (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) are made of metal.
- Delivery includes a protective fabric cover and comes in an attractive collector's box.
- Each original John Lee sword comes with a seal and a certificate.

Blade steel: 1045 carbon steel
Handle material: wood / ray skin / cotton
Handle length: 23.5 cm
Blade length: 52.5 cm
Total length (without Saya): 77 cm
Total weight (without Saya): 0.800 kg
including high-gloss lacquered wooden Saya
Blade sharpened
Manufacturer: John Lee

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