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 Shinwa Regal Zatoichi Sword – Heat Forged Damascus Steel Katana
46 KZ6201BDDE
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  • Double-edged Damascus steel blade
  • Heavy blood groove spans blade
  • Ray skin and cord wrapped handle
  • Cast tsuba, menuki & pommel
  • Coordinating scabbard
  • 40-1/4" overall length

Inspired by the katanas of ancient, this fierce double-edged zatoichi sword from Shinwa features a double-edged blade that has been heat forged and hand sharpened, complete with a heavy blood groove.

The handle features genuine ray skin and black cord wrappings in the traditional Japanese style. Authentic details like the cast zinc alloy tsuba, menuki and pommel add even more collector's appeal to this stunning creation. A matching scabbard houses the 29" blade. Measures 40.25" overall.

  • Damascus steel blade
  • Heat forged & hand sharpened
  • Decorative tsuba, menuki & pommel
  • Coordinating wooden scabbard
  • 40.25" overall length


    • hand forging samurai sword blades process

    About Shinwa:

    Shinwa swords are made by hand using traditional methods in the ancient sword-making township of Lonquan. The sword-making history of this town can be traced back to the twentieth year of the Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty – exceptional sword making continues there still today. The swordsmiths of Lonquan can apprentice for up to six years before they begin to forge these functional works of art on their own.

    Each Shinwa sword is hand forged at temperatures of up to 1,100 °F and continuously heated, folded, hammered and shaped before being oil quenched and then straightened. Damascus steel blades are folded as many as ten times to yield up to 2,056 layers of premium Damascus steel. After quenching the blade is then ground and hand sharpened and polished by the swordsmith on a series of wet stones. Each set of these wet stones contains a finer level of silicate particles, which produces an even sharper edge. In the final stages of this painstaking process, the tsuka is wrapped and tsuba and other fittings are added before a thin coat of oil is added to the blade to prevent corrosion.

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