Fully Functional Katana T10 Clay Tempered Steel with Hadori Polish and Black Acid Dye

Fully Functional Katana T10 Clay Tempered Steel Choji Hamon with Hadori Polish and Black Acid Dye

This is a Fully Functional Choji Hamon Katana made of T10 Clay Tempered Steel with Hadori Polish and Black Acid Dye, featuering Full Seashell Pattern Saya With Authentic Buffalo Horn and Iron Fittings

Sword Type: Katana
Steel Type: T10 Clay Tempered Steel Black Acid Dye Hadori Polish
Blade Length: 72 Centimeters
Handle Length: 27 Centimeters
Blade Width: 3.2 Centimeters
Weight: 1.63KG
Tang: Full Tang
Sharpness: Sharpened
Blood Groove: Double Bohi (Blood Groove)
Tsuba (Handguard): Iron Tsuba
Fuchi (Hilt Collar): Metal Fuchi
Kashira (Pommel): Metal Kashira
Menuki (Handle Ornaments): Metal Menuki
Saya (Scabbard): Full Seashell Pattern Saya With Authentic Buffalo Horn
Ito (Wrap): Authentic Black Leather
Ray Skin (Samegawa): Silver
Sword Bag: Silk

This is a Battle Ready Katana featuring a blade made of T10 steel. It is clay tempered, sharpened, and Hadori polished. Add more charm to it with its stunning Saya. It comes with a full seashell pattern with authentic buffalo horn.

Its blade is 3.2 centimeters wide and is 72 centimeters long. The Tsuka is 27 centimeters in length and the whole sword is 1.63 kilograms.

The Katana Blade and Aspects

This Custom Katana sword has a unique and distinct feature. It is a piece dyed in black acid which gives it a really cool and aesthetic appeal. The sword is a full tang, so it has a level of toughness to it.

Adding to its excellent features is the double Bohi. These are also known as fullers that run down the length of the sword’s blade. It functions by adjusting the blade’s balance point, making it lighter and easier to use.

The Steel, Clay Tempering, and the Polish

As mentioned, this Katana has a blade of clay tempered T10 steel that is Hadori polished. T10 steel’s known for being tough and extremely durable.

With its clay tempered edge, this Katana has, and can retain a razor sharp edge (can be selected during checkout). Its spine is softer so it can bend witout breaking when used.

Also, this Katana has undergone the Hadori polishing. This makes the Hamon of the Katana look shinier and more attractive. The main purpose of this polish is to make up the blade’s aesthetics.

The Tsuka – Its Fittings, Wraps, and Design

The Tsuka comes with a collection of fittings made from different materials. Its Tsuba is a piece crafted from iron, while the Menuki, Kashira, and the Fuchi are all made from metal.

The handle of the Katana is covered with a black rayskin Samegawa. It is a part of the sword that is underneath the authentic black leather Ito or Tsuka Ito.

Accessories

This Katana features a high end Saya with full seashell patterns. It also has authentic buffalo horn to increase its aesthetic quality. The Saya is generally a scabbard. It protects this Katana, especially its blade, when stored for display.

There are other uses to this, like making it easier to draw the sword during practice or cutting sessions. For those who wear and attach the sword on their belt, the Saya works as a support for the blade.

It is also great that there is an inclusion of a silk sword bag with this Katana.

The Use of the Katana in Martial Arts

The Katana was first adopted as a Samurai warrior’s weapon during the late 14th century. It has then become an iconic symbol of the Samurai tradition made for fast and close combat.

Ideally, it should be easy for the wielder should be able to unsheathe the Katana. After, they should be able to immediately shift to a fatal strike in swift and fluid motion.

Samurai used the Katana for battles and for practicing martial arts. Today, martial artists continue using various Katana for their practice. The martial arts that make use of the Katana include Iaijutsu, Iaido, Kendo, Kenjutsu, Ninjutsu, and a lot more.