Dellinger katana Kyosai inlaid steel aisi 1045 with polished Hamon nymitation

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Forged Japanese sword (katana) KJOSAI with polished imitation of hardening (hamon) and Bo-Hi groove. Sharp (polished) samurai sword KATANA will find its use as a decoration, but also for active martial arts training. Katana is not suitable for cutting harder matrerial. The steel is not partially hardened (hamon is only polished) and therefore has a low degree of hardness. Chopping hard materials would leave marks on the blade of the sword. The attractive folded and sharp blade, the burgundy shiny saya plus the tsuka (handle) which is covered with genuine stingray leather, all make this katana very interesting and desirable. The katana is stored in a black canvas bag and a cardboard box. The blade of the katana is decorated with a polished imitation of a hamon hardening line. The company Šubrt cz s.r.o. disclaims any responsibility for injuries and damages caused by use. Keep the katana out of reach of children ! Any handling of the samurai sword is your own responsibility. Remember, you have a deadly weapon in your hands!

-  total length of katana including sayi: 105,5 cm

-  overall length of katana without sayi: 102,5 cm

-  blade length including habaki (2,8 cm): 73 cm

-  type of blade: Shinogi Zukuri with BO-HI groove sharp

-  blade thickness of habaki: 0,7 cm

-  tip length (kissaki): 4,1 cm

-  tsuba: cast with oriental motif

-  weight of katana without/including sayi: 950/1280 g

-  blade material: AISI 1045 Hi-carbon folded steel, blade hardness (Hasaki) 45 HRC

-  material: brass

-  hamon: polished imitation

-  tsuka: (handle) wooden core with inset genuine stingray (Samegawa) skin, black ITO braid. The blade of the katana is secured with two bamboo pins (mekugi). You can remove the blade from the handle by pulling out these pins. There is a menuki (ornament) on both sides of the Tsuka.

-  saya: (shell - cover) made of hardwood, burgundy glossy finish. Quality silk Sage-O braid is tied around the Kurigata.