Table stand for sword and tanto

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 Kumori Japanese Katana is specially handmade and forged from special high carbon Japanese steel making it an extremely sharp, strong and flexible blade with bo-hi (groove).The tsuka (handle) is covered in same' (ray skin) and the Tsuka Ito (handle wrap) is 100% Japanese silk. The Koshirae (sword mounting/fittings) are handmade from 99% silver.The Kumori Japanese Katana can be completely disassembled for full maintenance. Details: Blade length: 73.66 cm Tang length: 25.4 cm Tsuka length: 27.94 cm Overall length: 101.6 cm Weight: 1.28 kg Balance Point: 12.7 cm Tsuka Ito: japanese Silk Weight with Saya 1600 g Weight without Saya 1400 g Ha (edge): 60-63 HRC Habuchi (temper line): 43-46 HRC Ji bis Mune (edge to back of the blade): 33-36 HRC Imogata shaped Tsuka: the handle becomes thinner towards the kashira

This tanto has both, high quality and a reasonable price for a handforged tanto. This tanto is not only interesting for beginners but also for collectors who want to broaden their collection. Blade: 1045 Carbon steel hand-forged with blade without bo-hi (groove). The hardness of the Mune and of the Ha (blade edge) is 53° HRC Rockwell. The blade of this Tanto is sharp ! Dimensions: Blade 28 cm Handle 14 cm Overall 42 cm Tsuka (Grip): Wood grip, adapted to the tongue. Habaki: Brass color. Made in 1 piece.

Shirasaya refers to a special sword mount, which was formerly used for the gentle keeping of the blade. Especially in times of peace the blades were ideal protected stored in it. The unvarnished Magnolia wood absorbs the moisture inside the sheath, leads it to the outside and thus protects against rust. Many Shirasaya were provided with a "Sayagaki", an inscription, which gave information on smith, origin and classification. On the streets of Japan, the inconspicuous gear without handle and guard, especially in the late 19th Century was used because at that time the Emperor banned the carrying of Samurai swords. The Shirasaya mount, which was similar to a wooden sword or wooden stick was a clever way to wear the sword unnoticed. An extra large Tanto which is obviously longer than other models with its length of approx. 57 cm Blade in Shinogi Zukuri style with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand-forged from 1045 carbon steel. The blade is sharp grounded with incorporated Hamon-line for a very authentic look. Wooden scabbard. With long tang, which is fixed with two bamboo pins (Mekugi) in the handle. The sword is thus fully demountable. Without plastic, only high-quality and authentic materials are used. Blade clamp (Habaki) and washers (Seppa) are made of brass. The traditional handle wrapping is lined with genuine ray skin. All decorations (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) are handmade from metal. A protective case made of fabric, a John Lee seal and a certificate are within the scope of supply. Details: Overall length: approx. 55 cm Blade length: approx. 34 cm Handle length: approx. 21 cm Blade Material: 1045 Carbon Steel Weight (without sheath): approx. 480 g

This noble table display stand has been made of black lacquered wood and is suitable for two samurai swords.