Wakizashi

Still today, the dragon plays an important role in Japan, and not only when it comes to New Year´s Day celebrations. In contrary to the western mysticism the dragon is in Japan a mystical creature which is said to bring the people good luck. The katana has a handforged blade made of carbon steel with a fine hamon and has been tempered traditionally. The tsuba of this remarkable sword features a dragon which surrounds the sword. The sharp blade features a hi (fuller) to reduce the total weight. The handle (tsuka) is made of wood, has been coated with real fish skin and features two menukis. In addition it has been traditionally wrapped in black cotton. The tang is especially long and fixed with two bamboo pegs (mekugi). The scabbard (saya) is made of wood and the blade collar (habaki) is made of brass. This katana has been made according to original museum exhibitions. The sword comes with a certificate of origin, wrapped in cloth and packed in a high-quality wooden box. All measures are subject to estimation. Details: Blade length to tsuba: 72 cm Total length without scabbard: 103 cm Blade´s curvature (sori): 18-20 mm Thickness of the blade´s back: 5-6 mm Handle length: 31 cm Weight without scabbard: 1000 g Weight with scabbard: 1250 g

The Sword Maintenance Kit comes in a lightweight wooden storage box and includes all the essential tools needed for regular blade maintenance. The Uchiko powder ball contains fine polishing powder and is gently tapped along the blade to loosen old oil and surface impurities. The residue is then removed with the included soft microfiber cloth. Finally, apply a thin layer of clove oil to protect the blade against rust and corrosion. Regular maintenance helps prevent fingerprints, moisture damage, and other stains that can permanently affect the blade's finish. This maintenance kit is an essential accessory for collectors, Iaido practitioners, and sword enthusiasts alike. Clove Oil (Tsubaki or Clove Oil) The oil protects the blade from rust by forming a thin protective barrier against humidity and moisture in the air. As the protective film gradually evaporates over time, it is recommended to reapply the oil at least once a month. Uchiko Powder Ball The Uchiko powder ball contains fine polishing powder. By gently tapping both sides of the blade, it loosens old oil, fingerprints, and fine contaminants. When used together with the microfiber cloth, it helps restore a clean and polished blade surface. Microfiber Cloth The soft microfiber cloth is used to remove the Uchiko powder, oil residue, fingerprints, and other contaminants from the blade. It is also ideal for applying a thin, even coat of maintenance oil across the entire blade. Brass Mekugi Remover (Mekuginuki) The brass Mekuginuki is used to remove the bamboo retaining pins (Mekugi) from the sword handle, allowing the sword to be safely disassembled for maintenance. The brass hammer head can be unscrewed from the handle for use. Sword Maintenance InstructionsClean and maintain your sword after every use, whether it has been used for Iaido practice, Tameshigiri, or is simply displayed as part of your collection. 1. Remove Old Oil Use the microfiber cloth to wipe the blade thoroughly from the tip toward the handle, removing old oil and light surface contamination. 2. Apply Uchiko Powder Gently tap both sides of the blade with the Uchiko powder ball. The fine polishing powder helps lift old oil and dirt from the blade's surface. 3. Wipe the Blade Clean Carefully wipe away all Uchiko powder using the microfiber cloth. Repeat the process if necessary until the blade is completely clean. 4. Apply Fresh Oil Apply a small amount of clove oil to the microfiber cloth and spread it evenly over both sides of the blade, working from the tip toward the handle. Only a very thin protective film should remain on the blade. 5. Regular Maintenance Every 3–4 months, it is recommended to disassemble the sword and clean the tang (Nakago) in the same manner before applying a light coat of oil.

This is the Hattori Hanzo Kill Bill Japanese Samurai Sword and it comes with free wooden display stand! Finally, the best quality replica of the Hattori Hanzo sword in the Kill Bill 1 & 2 movie has come. Used by Uma in Kill Bill to avenge her "death"!! The Scabbard is engraved with three leaves as seen in the movie and wrapped with a cast metal collar and pommel. This is a Stainless Steel sword. What a very stunning piece for your collection. Overall Length: 106.68 cm Blade Length: 71.12 cm Blade: Sharpened Steel: Stainless Steel Rat Tail Tang Hattori Hanzo Lion Emblem

BlackField telescopic baton. With non-slip rubber grip. With the distinctive diamond grip the baton is firmly in your hand. Made from steel with nylon case. A matching mount for a belt is included. Details: Length, closed: approx. 16 cm Length, opened: approx. 41 cm Material: Steel with hard rubber grip Weight: aprox. 375 g

This is the "Der letzte Samurai" Katana - folded - from the movie. This version has a folded blade! The folded blade is polished very sharp so you can do a cutting test right now! There are 2 megukis in the handle which hold the blade tight. The handle wrapping is made from cotton and under it there are 2 nice menuki. The fittings are made from blackened iron. The blade is made from high carbon steel and has a fake temper line. Right behind the habaki there are japanese sign engraved in the blade. This katana will be delivered together with a high quality stand and a maintenance kit. Details: Total Length: 101 cm Blade Length: 69 cm Handle Length: 29 cm Weight: ca. 1100g