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Sokojikara Kitsune Katana shown next to wine-red wooden scabbard and with iron tsuba. Wine-red wooden scabbard with brown hanging cord shown with sword inside. The white genuine ray skin handle is wrapped brown cord and has a gold colored menuki. Detailed view of the iron tsuba with branch detailing. Zoomed view of the gold colored menuki beneath the brown cord wrapping of the handle. The brown cord wrapping the handle is pulled through the katana’s pommel. Detailed look at the speckled wine-red hardwood scabbard with brown hanging cord. Just beneath the iron tsuba is a gold colored habaki.

Sokojikara Kitsune Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword

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36507 #46 SJ004
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  • CLAY-TEMPERED T10 STEEL BLADE: The 28 1/3" full-tang blade is hand-forged using advanced techniques and a centuries-old clay tempering process for exceptional sharpness and resilience.
  • ELEGANT IRON TSUBA: The iron tsuba is exquisitely detailed with delicate branch relief, reflecting the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese katana.
  • RAY SKIN WRAPPED HANDLE: The tsuka is wrapped in genuine ray skin and tawny braided ito, offering a secure grip and classic aesthetic.
  • WINE-RED WOODEN SAYA: The wooden scabbard is hand-lacquered in a deep wine-red finish with angular beveling and black spatter for a striking, modern look.
  • PERFECTLY BALANCED DESIGN: At 41" overall, the Kitsune Katana is impressively sized yet easy to wield, making it a pleasure for serious swordsmen and collectors alike.
Sokojikara Kitsune Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword
  • CLAY-TEMPERED T10 STEEL BLADE: The 28 1/3" full-tang blade is hand-forged using advanced techniques and a centuries-old clay tempering process for exceptional sharpness and resilience.
  • ELEGANT IRON TSUBA: The iron tsuba is exquisitely detailed with delicate branch relief, reflecting the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese katana.
  • RAY SKIN WRAPPED HANDLE: The tsuka is wrapped in genuine ray skin and tawny braided ito, offering a secure grip and classic aesthetic.
  • WINE-RED WOODEN SAYA: The wooden scabbard is hand-lacquered in a deep wine-red finish with angular beveling and black spatter for a striking, modern look.
  • PERFECTLY BALANCED DESIGN: At 41" overall, the Kitsune Katana is impressively sized yet easy to wield, making it a pleasure for serious swordsmen and collectors alike.
Price reduced from $545.99 to NOW $312.98 You Save 43% -43%
The Sokojikara Kitsune Katana represents the pinnacle of traditional Japanese swordcraft, meticulously handcrafted using only the finest materials for both visual appeal and remarkable strength. The full-tang, 28 1/3" T10 high carbon steel blade is hand-forged by expert swordsmiths using centuries-old techniques, including the revered clay tempering process. This results in a tough, impact-absorbing spine and body, with an exceptionally sharp edge and a beautiful natural hamon line that reflects the sword's superior craftsmanship. The elegant tsuka is wrapped in delicately textured genuine ray skin and tawny braided ito, secured by traditional wooden mekugi and adorned with brass menuki. The iron tsuba, accented by intricate branch relief, adds a touch of timeless beauty to this masterpiece. The wine-red wooden saya, featuring distinctive black spatter and angular beveling, completes the aesthetic with complementary sageo. Measuring 41" overall, the Sokojikara Kitsune Katana is a formidable yet graceful sword that balances tradition with modern elegance, making it a true collector's piece.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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— Jacques N. (5/5)

Da Power

"First off beautiful... Love the sword but some things to consider, it has no blood grove, something I over looked when ordering it and they do have other t10 steels with it so I'm not sure why not have one, seems standard. This is my 1st t10 blade and it's very forward heavy but I do lift weights and that hefty tank feel is exactly what I look for in a sword. All tho the weight combined with the curve in the blade makes it want to roll slightly in the hand. I was concerned with the red case bit it's a little darker than pics so it's a better shade red than it looks. Excellent sword tho, truly has that cut thru anything feel to it."

— Jonathan G. (5/5)

My husband loves it

"I got it for my husband as an anniversary gift and he loves it. He loves the hamon line and he went as far as to give the sword a Japanese name Utskushi Arashi in English means Beautiful Storm."

— Patricia G. (5/5)

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