Japanese Hand Forged T10 Blue Acid Dye Clay Tempered Phoenix Katana Samurai Sword

Japanese Hand Forged T10 Blue Acid Dye Clay Tempered Phoenix Katana Samurai Sword

Largo Aproximado: Largo Total Alrededor de 102 cm / Largo de Hoja 72 cm

Weight: 1.38 Kg

Material: T10 Blue Acid Dye Clay Tempered

Blade: Fully Sharpened / Clay tempered

Condición: Totalmente Nueva

Características de esta Espada:

Blade: T10 Steel (Clay tempered) Blue Acid Dye

Ranura de Sangre: No

Blade Edge: Sharp

Material de Habaki (Collar de Hoja) y Seppa (Espaciador): Latón

Tsuba (Hand Guard): Iron Phoenix Tsuba

Fuchi (Handle Cap) and Kashira (Handle Collar): Metal Alloy

Tsuka (Handle): Authentic black ray skin with brass menukis

Espiga (o Tang): Espiga Completa con 2 Clavijas Mekugi

Saya (scabbard): black hardwood lacquered Saya

Sword Bag: 1 silk sword bag

You are looking at a traditional Japanese clay tempered Katana. It is fully functional and sharp. It is hand Forged from a select grade of the purest T10 steel, this full tang double pegged katana exhibits one of the most appealing Hamon temper lines that is authentic and distinct as a result of traditional Clay Tempering Processes.

The blade has been treated with blue acid dye which makes the entire blade surface in blue appearance. This gives the blade a unique appearance for those who prefer an extraordinary look on their sword. The Blue Acid Dye treatment is a natural color dyeing method. It does not affect the performance of the sword.

El balance de esta hoja es perfecto y la espada es completamente funcional. Puede ser usada para perforaciones, prácticas y tests de corte.

This katana features an iron made Japanese Phoenix tsuba, matching fuchi kasshira and black hardwood lacquered saya. This is an excellent sword for training (perfectly suitable for Tameshigiri) and it is also a beautiful piece of art work that can used as display at home or office.

Clay Tempering

Esta espada ha sido forjada a mano por nuestro método tradicional japonés, el templado con arcilla. El área gris es el área cubierta de arcilla. El herrero pone arcilla en la hoja y deja el borde despejado. La hoja se calentará a rojo y luego se apagará en agua. El área cubierta de arcilla ayuda a la hoja a mantener su flexibilidad, mientras que la parte despejada se vuelve más dura. La línea de hamon natural y cristalino se obtiene a partir del templado con arcilla.