"Töte Bill" - Hattori Hanzo sword stand

Geisha’s Blade hand forged and fully sharpened version of the Wado Ichimonji Katana, which is one of the swords of Roronoa Zoro, a character from the popular anime/manga: One Piece. This is a sword of great personal importance to Roronoa Zoro, and it was once Kuina’s and her family’s sword. It is one of the twenty one O Wazamono grade swords (One Piece world). Upon Kuina’s death, Zoro asked for it from her father. As one of the twenty one finest katanas in the One Piece world, Wado Ichimonji is a powerful blade when used by a competent swordsman. It is also quite durable, as shown when Dracule Mihawk’s Kokuto Yoru shattered two of Zoro’s swords, this is the only one that did not break at all. When used by Zoro, this sword is usually placed in his mouth for his Santoryu. When using his Ittoryu, Zoro usually uses this sword for it. Its toughness is further demonstrated by the fact that Zoro used it for his Itto-Ryu Iai: Shishi Sonson technique against Mr. 1, cutting through his steel body. • Blade Material: 1050 carbon steel (semi black coated mono-steel) • Edge: Fully sharpened • Treatment: Hand Forged, Through Hardened, Heat Treated & Tempered, Water Quenched • Overall Length w/ saya: 101 cm • Blade Length: 72 cm • Handle Length: 24 cm • Mekugi: 2 bamboo pegs • Saya: 30 inches glossy white lacquered finish • Tsuba / Fuchi / Kashira / Kojiri: Zinc alloy • Habaki / Seppa: Brass • Tsukaito: White synthetic silk • Samegawa: Synthetic ray skin panels • Weight: 1.24 kg This is the handforged Version of the katana, which is sharp and ready for cutting tests.

Discover the impressive Samurai sword, an exact replica of a historical original. The handmade blade, made from high-quality carbon steel, requires no maintenance and features a dull edge, making it unsuitable for combat. The SAYA (sheath) is crafted from hardwood and elegantly adorned with hand-engraved, lacquered cotton braid, while the Tsuba is decorated with a beautiful plant motif. The handle combines wood and cotton braid, with a stylish base made from stingray leather imitation. This unique Samurai sword stands out with its excellent quality and meticulous craftsmanship, using only the finest materials. Every detail is precisely designed, making the Katana an impressive collectible. With an overall length of approximately 102 cm and a blade length of about 66.4 cm, it serves as a fascinating decoration that adds a historical character to any room. The Katana makes an excellent gift for collectors or history enthusiasts, especially as a special present for fathers, grandfathers, or uncles. It is not only a beautiful piece of Japanese history but also a wonderful addition to any home. Technical Details: Total length: 95 cm with sheath: 102 cm Blade length: 66.4 cm Handle length: 23.5 cm Weight: 0.74 kg with sheath: 0.98 kg Blade material: Steel

The maintenance kit comes in a wooden box containing powder, oil and paper to clean the blade. This maintenance kit is very useful when it comes to the obligatory sword cleaning. Should you not maintain your sword or maintain it in a improper way, finger prints and other stains will appear on the metal which will be very hard to remove. The Oil is used to prevent the sword from rusting. Your sword is going to rust when it is permanently exposed to humidity. Oil prevents your sword from rusting as it covers the blade and thus seals off the air. As oil dries up after some time it is advisory to apply new oil at least once a month. The powder ball (uchiko) has two functions: it removes the remaining oil on the blade and enhances the blade surface when used in combination with the nuguigami. The cleaning paper (nuguigami) is special, high-quality, thick, Japanese paper. It is used to remove remaining oil from the blade and (in combination with the uchiko) to polish the blade. The brass hammer (mekuginuki) is used to take out the mounting pegs (mekugi) in order to disassemble the sword. The hammer head can be screwed off. Maintenance instructions: Please clean and maintain your sword after each use. It doesn´t matter whether you used it for Iaido training or tameshigiri. Should you not maintain your sword it is going to rust sooner or later. First of all, remove the old, remaining oil from the blade with the nuguigami thoroughly. Be careful to hold the edge away from you. Secondly, use the uchiko and apply the powder to both sided of the blade. Next, wipe away the white powder with the nuguigami. This way you will clean your blade and remove any remaining oil. Repeat this step until the blade is thoroughly clean. In the end, apply fresh oil to the blade with a cloth. Please make sure that both sides of the blade will be covered equally from tip to guard. There should be a thin oil film all over the blade. You should disassemble your sword about every 3 or 4 month to maintain your tang. The blade maintenance guidelines apply for the tang as well. The mekuginuki is not included in this cleaning set!

This mat is made from rice straw and can be used for the traditional japanese cutting test tameshigiri. The mat has a dimension of 180*70-90cm. The mats come loose in a bag.This tatami omote is the high quality. After our experiences in cutting tatami omote during the last years we have decided to offer different qualities of tatami omote. By this we can make sure that each and every cutting customers will be satisfied. The experienced cutter can buy and cut this mat without any problems.The advantages are obvious :- not pre rolled, can be rolled individually- high density, high withstood when cutting- challenging to cut - can be rolled up to 7 or more times into each other in order to make big targetsWe recommend this tatami omote to all customers practicing tameshigiri on a regular basic, to everybody who is looking for a hard to cut target and to every martial arts practicioner who wants to check his technique.When you compare the 2 kinds of tatami omote, basic and high quality, then you will quickly realize that the basic quality tatami omote has only half the withstood the high quality has. Or in other words to say, the high quality is twice the hard to cut as the basic quality. The reason for this lies directly in the structure of the omote. The high quality has a much higher density than the basic quality.If you want to order larger quantities than 200 mats please ask for our offer.

Real functional sword. Suitable not only for kata (forms of exercise) or Iaito (drawing exercises), but also for Temeshigiri (cut tests). In order to perform cut tests, it requires a very high quality, sharp and cut containing blade. The blade of the Akito is made of clay hardened 1045 carbon steel with real hamon (temper line). The overall design is very robust, in order to avoid injury. Thus the blade is continuous almost to the end of the handle and is secured by two Mekugis. A beautifully lacquered wooden sheath with eye (Kurigata and Shito-Dome) is within the scope of supply. Details: Overall Length: approx. 102 cm Blade Length: approx. 72.5 cm Blade Thickness: approx. 7.6 mm Blade Material: Carbon steel Weight: approx. 863 g