Roiyaru Katana (Sanmai)
Product number:
11623
Product information "Roiyaru Katana (Sanmai)"
This is a Thaitsuki sword and we believe in quality over quantity. Thaitsuki Nihonto swords are hand-made, fully functional, and "battle ready" katanas. They are best suited for practice in all sword arts, completion cutting, and collecting. The Japanese Katanas, hand-made by Thaitsuki Nihonto, are of the highest quality, traditionally made and perfected for over 400 years. Thaitsuki Nihonto has been producing Japanese swords for professional collectors and practitioners of Iaido, Iaijutsu, and Kenjutsu for over 400 years!
The blade of the Roiyaru katana Katana is handmade and forged from special high carbon Japanese steel (DC53) making a strong, flexible blade with a naginata hi (groove). With 2 different HRC grades on the back (40) and on the edge (60) the blade is very strong.
The tsuka (handle) is covered in black same (ray skin) and the Tsuka Ito (handle wrap) is best japanese gold brown 10mm wide silk. The tsuba is made from brass. The koiguchi is made from 92,5% silver and the handmade saya was made from dried poplar wood. The kurigata is made from wood and is covered with 92,5% silver. The habaki and the seppa are also made from 92,5% silver and the habaki shows a sakura motif. At the end of the saya is a kojiri made from 92,5% silver.
Fuchi and Kashira are detailed in silver and black and polished. The menuki are made from 92,5% silver and show a sakura.
The Roiyaru katana is a fully functional Japanese katana and not a replica, it is considered a weapon and it is extremely sharp. This sword can easily sever a 7" thick bamboo with single stroke. The Roiyaru katana can be completely disassembled for full maintenance.
This sword can also be made dull so that you can use it for practice, like in Iaido !
Details :
Blade length: 74.93 cm
Tsuka length: 27.94 cm
Overall length: 104.1 cm
Material folded Steel with 1024 layer Sanmai
Imogata shaped Tsuka: the handle becomes thinner towards the kashira
Tsuka Ito: gold brown silk
Weight with Saya: 1520 g
Weight without Saya: 1210 g
Ha (edge) 60-63 HRC
Habuchi (temper line) 43-46 HRC
Ji bis Mune (edge to back of the blade) 33-36 HRC
Please see the new images of the current handle design.
The blade of the Roiyaru katana Katana is handmade and forged from special high carbon Japanese steel (DC53) making a strong, flexible blade with a naginata hi (groove). With 2 different HRC grades on the back (40) and on the edge (60) the blade is very strong.
The tsuka (handle) is covered in black same (ray skin) and the Tsuka Ito (handle wrap) is best japanese gold brown 10mm wide silk. The tsuba is made from brass. The koiguchi is made from 92,5% silver and the handmade saya was made from dried poplar wood. The kurigata is made from wood and is covered with 92,5% silver. The habaki and the seppa are also made from 92,5% silver and the habaki shows a sakura motif. At the end of the saya is a kojiri made from 92,5% silver.
Fuchi and Kashira are detailed in silver and black and polished. The menuki are made from 92,5% silver and show a sakura.
The Roiyaru katana is a fully functional Japanese katana and not a replica, it is considered a weapon and it is extremely sharp. This sword can easily sever a 7" thick bamboo with single stroke. The Roiyaru katana can be completely disassembled for full maintenance.
This sword can also be made dull so that you can use it for practice, like in Iaido !
Details :
Blade length: 74.93 cm
Tsuka length: 27.94 cm
Overall length: 104.1 cm
Material folded Steel with 1024 layer Sanmai
Imogata shaped Tsuka: the handle becomes thinner towards the kashira
Tsuka Ito: gold brown silk
Weight with Saya: 1520 g
Weight without Saya: 1210 g
Ha (edge) 60-63 HRC
Habuchi (temper line) 43-46 HRC
Ji bis Mune (edge to back of the blade) 33-36 HRC
Please see the new images of the current handle design.
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October 29, 2011 21:24
Ich hab dieses katana vor 2 jahren hier im shop bestellt, bin nach hamburg gefahren und hab es im ladengeschäft zuerst einmal begutachtet - und war hin und weg...hab es dann nochmal umbauen lassen: glattlederwicklung statt seide weil es sich meines empfinden nach besser in der hand anfühlt Mitlerweile hab ich mich anderen dingen zugewand als dem sammeln von katana trotzdem werde ich dieses schwert nie weggeben Es ist wundervoll gearbeitet hat ne wundervolle ausstrahlung und ist dennoch so funktionell wie nur möglich