| SPECIFICATIONS | |
|---|---|
| Blade | Damascus steel pattern Ladder Polished by a master |
| Guard (Tsuba 鍔) | High-quality, finely sculpted copper |
| Scabbard (Saya 鞘) | On the red lacquered scabbard, we find the symbol of the Toyotomi clan created by Hideyoshi. Tachi style mount with Obitori Kanagu Kashiwaba and Kogiri. The rope of the Tsuka-Ito handle continues on the scabbard. |
| Handle (tsuka 柄) | Authentic stingray leather High quality copper Menuki kit 2 Bamboo Mekugi |
| DIMENSIONS | |
|---|---|
| Length with scabbard | 40.5 in |
| Length of the blade | 29.5 in |
| Blade thickness | 0.30 in |
| Length of the handle | 10.2 in |
| Width of the blade | 1.2 in |
| Weight | 1,4 kg with scabbard |
Features of the Hideyoshi Katana
The Hideyoshi Katana is a stunning masterpiece, crafted in honor of Japan’s ancient sword-making traditions. Every detail of this iconic weapon has been carefully designed to merge beauty and functionality, inspired by the traditional forging methods once revered by samurai.
Blade (Tōshin 刀身)
Forged from Damascus steel, the blade showcases unique swirling, wave-like patterns created by layering and folding multiple sheets of steel. This labor-intensive process not only gives the blade a striking visual appeal but also enhances its strength and flexibility, allowing it to maintain a razor-sharp edge while enduring heavy use. The natural beauty of the Damascus pattern, combined with the steel’s exceptional durability, makes this blade a true gem of Japanese sword-making.
Guard (Tsuba 鍔)
Intricately crafted from high-quality copper, the tsuba adds a unique and refined touch to each Katana. Known for its corrosion resistance, this metal provides solid protection while enhancing the overall beauty of the weapon. The engraved designs on the tsuba pay tribute to samurai heritage, giving the piece a noble and timeless character.
Scabbard (Saya 鞘)
Lacquered in a deep, elegant red, the saya proudly displays the emblem of the Toyotomi clan—a powerful symbol in the history of feudal Japan. This lacquer not only adds visual appeal but also protects the wood from wear and environmental damage, enhancing the sword’s durability. Styled in the traditional tachi mount, the scabbard is adorned with intricate details like the Obitori Kanagu Kashiwaba and Kogiri, underscoring respect for historical forms and martial traditions.
Handle (Tsuka 柄)
Wrapped in genuine ray skin (shagreen), the tsuka offers a durable, textured surface for a secure and comfortable grip, ensuring safe and precise handling. The carefully woven tsuka-ito extends smoothly onto the scabbard, demonstrating harmonious design and attention to detail.
Fixing Mechanism (Mekugi 目釘)
The two mekugi—small bamboo pegs that securely attach the blade to the handle—allow for easy disassembly and reassembly, facilitating regular maintenance or thorough inspection. This traditional system, historically used in Katana construction, ensures both structural integrity and ease of care.
Weighing 1.4 kg with its scabbard, the Hideyoshi Katana is perfectly balanced, allowing for smooth and controlled handling, whether for martial arts practice or display. Every element, from the Damascus steel blade to the ornate scabbard, reflects master craftsmanship and a deep respect for Japanese tradition. More than just a weapon, the Hideyoshi Katana is a valuable collector’s piece that symbolizes the honor and legacy of the samurai, holding both historical and artistic significance.
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