Unsharpened Carbon Steel Iaito Practice Katana Sword for Martial Artists

This handmade iaito practice katana features a blade constructed from high-quality carbon steel. The blade showcases a decorative hamon and bo-hi, which provides an audible feedback when swung. The kissaki, or tip of the blade, has been slightly rounded for a more aesthetically pleasing appearance. The full-tang construction and unsharpened edge make this iaito ideal for practice and display purposes.

The saya, or scabbard, of this iaito has been crafted from wood with a black lacquer finish, adding to the overall visual appeal of the sword. This unsharpened practice katana is both practical for use and suitable for display.

The tsuba, or guard, has been meticulously crafted from alloy in a sukashi chrysanthemum design, complementing the overall aesthetic of the sword. The tsuka, or handle, features a double-pinned mekugi and dragon menuki, further enhancing the visual appeal of the iaito. The ito, or wrapping, is made of black cotton over ray skin samegawa, providing a comfortable and secure grip.

Measuring 41 inches in total length, this iaito is a well-balanced and impressive practice sword. The blade itself measures 27.25 inches in length, while the tsuka is 10.625 inches long. The guard is a black alloy with a wheel design, adding to the overall visual appeal of the sword.

The sageo, or sword cord, is made of black cotton, completing the traditional appearance of this iaito. This unsharpened Bushido iaito is a testament to the craftsmanship and attention to detail that has gone into its creation.

Whether you are a collector, a practitioner of the martial arts, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty and history of traditional Japanese swords, this handmade iaito practice katana is a remarkable addition to any collection. Its careful construction, attention to detail, and overall aesthetics make it a standout piece that will surely captivate and inspire those who have the privilege of handling or viewing it.

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