Antique Japanese Sword Katana, with Bo-Hi & Kamon Koshirae

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Description

This mumei katana, measuring 72.2 cm, is perfect for martial arts. The sword features a wavy gunome-midare hamon and a well-defined edge that makes it both visually striking and highly functional. The blade's lightweight design (740g) ensures smooth handling during practice, while the fully adorned koshirae (mountings) boasts intricate family crest inlays, adding a touch of luxury and elegance.

Specifications:

  • Period : Edo
  • Blade Length (Nagasa): 72.2 cm
  • Width at Base (Motohaba): 3.4 cm
  • Width at Tip (Sakihaba): 2.3 cm
  • Thickness at Base (Motokasane): 0.7 cm
  • Thickness at Tip (Sakikasane): 0.6 cm
  • Weight (Blade only): 740 g
  • Overall Length with Koshirae: 103 cm
  • Weight without Scabbard: 981 g

Blade Features:

The blade is crafted in the shinogi-zukuri style, with a mild curvature (chu-sori), which is well-suited for iai practice. The blade features a bo-hi (groove) on both sides, enhancing its agility and producing a characteristic sound when swung, known as hi-nari. The chu-kissaki (medium-sized tip) adds to the precision and balance of the sword, making it perfect for drawing and cutting techniques.

The gunome-midare hamon is well-defined, with a bright and clear nioiguchi (temper line). The hamon is adorned with small nie (crystals), showcasing the craftsmanship behind the blade. The steel surface features a tightly forged ko-itame hada (small wood grain pattern), further adding to the sword's refined appearance and durability.

Mountings (Koshirae):

  • Fuchi, Kashira, Kojiri: The fittings are made of iron and adorned with gold inlaysndepicting family crests, lending an elegant and personalized touch to the sword.
  • Menuki: Floral-themed inlays on the handle enhance the aesthetics and grip of the tsuka (handle).
  • Tsuba (Handguard): The tsuba is an iron mokko-gata (quatrefoil shape) with namako-sukashi (sea cucumber-shaped openwork), intricately designed and decorated with gold inlays of family crests.
  • Saya (Scabbard): The scabbard is lacquered in black urushi, with luxurious makie inlays of family crests, adding a sophisticated and traditional look.
Shipping & Returns

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FAQ

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Are your products legal to own?

Laws regarding bladed weapons vary by country and region. It is your responsibility to verify local regulations before purchasing.

Do you offer a pre-shipment product inspection service?

Yes, this is our exclusive service. Before shipping, we carefully inspect each product one-on-one and send photos directly to your email.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, we ship worldwide. However, it is the customer's responsibility to ensure that importing bladed weapons is legal in your country or region.

What is your return policy?

We accept returns within 30 days of delivery for unused, unmodified items in original packaging.

What is the quality of the Steel? 

We offer multiple steel types: 1045 Carbon Steel, 1060 Carbon Steel, 1095 High-Carbon Steel, T10 Tool Steel, and Manganese Steel — each suited to different performance and budget needs.

Where are the Katanas made? 

Most of our modern Katanas are handcrafted in China, in a region that is world-renowned for its specialization in making high-quality, affordable swords.

MASTER-FORGED KATANAS WORTH COLLECTING

At MINKATANA, every blade is forged by seasoned master craftsmen who dedicate their skill and passion to each piece. From the folding of the steel to the finishing of the handle, our katanas are built to the highest standards — true collector's pieces worthy of display and admiration.