What makes Sokojikara different from other sword brands?

Sokojikara is known for blending traditional Japanese sword-making techniques with modern precision. Each sword is hand-forged by skilled artisans, using high-quality materials like high-carbon and Damascus steel, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship and performance.

What materials are used in Sokojikara swords?

Sokojikara swords are made from premium materials, including high-carbon steel and folded Damascus steel for the blades. Handles often feature traditional materials like ray skin, leather, and wood for a secure grip and authentic look.

Are Sokojikara swords functional or decorative?

Sokojikara swords are fully functional, designed for practical use such as martial arts practice, test cutting, and demonstrations. However, their high level of craftsmanship also makes them ideal for display and collection.

What is the proper way to care for and maintain a Sokojikara sword?

To maintain your Sokojikara sword, regularly clean the blade with a soft cloth and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust. Store the sword in a dry place and avoid exposure to extreme humidity or temperatures to preserve its sharpness and finish.

Sokojikara Swords

Step into the world of traditional Japanese artistry and precision with the Sokojikara Collection at TrueSwords. Each Sokojikara creation is hand-forged by skilled artisans, using high-quality materials like high-carbon steel and Damascus steel. These pieces are not only functional but also exquisite works of art, reflecting the elegance and discipline of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. From the balance of the blade to the intricate details of the handle and scabbard, every aspect of Sokojikara pieces is designed to deliver both beauty and performance. Explore the Sokojikara Collection at TrueSwords.com and experience the elegance, strength, and timeless beauty that each piece brings to your collection.

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Sokojikara uses the age-old process of clay tempering, to forge swords that have the perfect balance of strength and flexibility

The 40” overall katana slides smoothly into a black, lacquered scabbard, accented with red slashes and black cord-wrap

It has an antiqued brass, round tsuba with an intricately detailed demon monk and centipede design

Sokojikara Demon Monk Katana and Scabbard

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Different views of the Sokojikara Blü-Fyre Katana

Sokojikara Blü-Fyre Katana and Scabbard

$169.99

Sokojikara Scorn Handmade Katana shown from different angles

The sword secured in its wooden scabbard

A close-up view of the decorative menuki

Sokojikara Scorn Handmade Katana

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Sokojikara Bambusa Katana shown from various views, with detailed look at the pommel with lattice design and wood scabbard.

The natural wooden scabbard has a brown hanging cord, matching the brown cord wrapping the handle.

The white ray skin handle is wrapped in brown cord with brass menuki.

The brown cord wrapping of the handle is pulled through the pommel.

Detailed view of the brass menuki peaking out from the brown cord wrapping of the handle.

Sokojikara Bambusa Handmade Katana

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Inspired by a historical movie franchise weapon, Sokojikara’s The Bride’s Sword has all the details that you’re looking for

The 28 1/2” 1095 carbon steel blade has the requisite Japanese lion etched on it just below the brass habaki

The hardwood handle is wrapped in white rayskin and intricately braided black cord over a leaf-shaped silver metal menuki

Sokojikara The Bride’s Sword and Scabbard

$272.99

The Sokojikara Water Buffalo God Katana was hand-forged and clay-tempered to give it both strength and flexibility

The 40” overall katana slides smoothly into a matte black scabbard, accented with brown cord-wrap to match the handle

It has an antiqued brass, round tsuba with an intricately detailed water buffalo god design

Sokojikara Water Buffalo God Katana and Scabbard

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Sokojikara Natsukashii Handmade Tachi / Samurai Sword - 1060 Carbon Steel, Clay Tempered, Hand Forged - Genuine Rayskin - Brown Saya - Fully Functional, Battle Ready, Full Tang - 41"

Sokojikara Natsukashii Handmade Tachi

$275.99

The Sokojikara Hammered-Work Katana in different positions

Sokojikara Hammered-Work Katana and Scabbard

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Various views of the Sokojikara Crane Katana, including detailed crane tsuba, scabbard with ornate crane artwork, and crane detailed pommel.

The hand lacquered wooden scabbard has vibrant artwork of a crane with reds, blues, oranges and greens.

Zoomed view of the white ray skin handle with black braided cord wrapped and brass menuki.

Detailed view of the brass menuki beneath the cord wrapping of the handle.

Closeup look at the crane detailing on the katana’s pommel.

The cast tsuba features a brass-colored crane design.

The brightly colored scabbard has a black hanging cord.

Detailed look at the colorful crane artwork on the side of the wooden scabbard.

Sokojikara Soul Crane Handmade Katana

$638.99

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Sokojikara Falcon Katana shown with ornate tsuba, white scabbard, white cotton wrapped handle, and cleaning kit.

The white glossy scabbard is shown between the carbon steel blade point and ray skin handle with menuki.

The ray skin handle is wrapped in white cotton with a menuki and circular tsuba with wave and bird designs.

Sokojikara Falcon Katana Clay Tempered Folded Carbon Steel

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Literally a handcrafted masterpiece from blade to scabbard, it has been forged and painted by master smiths and artists

Included is a complete maintenance and cleaning kit, neatly contained in a wooden box

The 40” overall katana slides smoothly into its black wooden scabbard, which has a colorful hand-painted water dragon

The water dragon-themed, brass tsuba is also complemented by an intricate, dragon-themed brass handle collar

The hardwood handle is wrapped in genuine rayskin and brown cord, featuring brass dragon menuki and a brass twin dragon pommel

The katana has a full-tang, hand-forged, 29” 1060 carbon steel blade, which extends from a polished brass habaki

Sokojikara Shuilong Katana and Scabbard

$588.99

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

~~Price reduced from $545.99 to~~ $312.98 Save 43%

SOKOJIKARA SWORDS FAQS

What makes Sokojikara different from other sword brands?
Sokojikara is known for blending traditional Japanese sword-making techniques with modern precision. Each sword is hand-forged by skilled artisans, using high-quality materials like high-carbon and Damascus steel, ensuring exceptional craftsmanship and performance.
What materials are used in Sokojikara swords?
Sokojikara swords are made from premium materials, including high-carbon steel and folded Damascus steel for the blades. Handles often feature traditional materials like ray skin, leather, and wood for a secure grip and authentic look.
Are Sokojikara swords functional or decorative?
Sokojikara swords are fully functional, designed for practical use such as martial arts practice, test cutting, and demonstrations. However, their high level of craftsmanship also makes them ideal for display and collection.
What is the proper way to care for and maintain a Sokojikara sword?
To maintain your Sokojikara sword, regularly clean the blade with a soft cloth and apply a light coat of oil to prevent rust. Store the sword in a dry place and avoid exposure to extreme humidity or temperatures to preserve its sharpness and finish.