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28 7/10" hand-forged carbon steel bladeHeavy blood groove down length of bladeGenuine ray skin handle with cord wrappingsCustom leaf design tsubaLacquered wooden scabbard with leaf designIncludes matching display standMeasures 40 1/2" overall length
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This Ten Ryu carbon steel katana sword is a treasure to behold, featuring a hand-forged carbon steel blade with a heavy blood groove and hand-sharpened edge. It is overflowing with stylish embellishments including a cast zinc alloy leaf tsuba, brass habaki and menuki, and a genuine ray skin handle with elegant cord wrappings. A hand-lacquered scabbard with an intricate leaf design houses the 26.5" blade. This collectible edition also includes a matching lacquered display stand with a red velvet holder so that you can showcase this edged masterpiece proudly. All of these exquisite elements culminate in a show-stopping masterpiece that will be treasured by true sword collectors for generations. Hand-forged carbon steel blade Heavy blood groove for authenticity Genuine ray skin handle with cord wrap Lacquered leaf design scabbard Coordinating wooden display 40.5" overall length About Ten Ryu Swords: For more than 2600 years, the "City of Treasure Sword", Longquan, is known for making the best swords in the world. Located within the border of South Zhejiang, and under the Fengyang Mountain, Longquan is rich in resources which are ideal for crafting swords. During the period of Warring States (770-476 B.C.), a famous sword maker named Ou Yezi created the most renowned sword in Longquan. Since then, the secret arts of crafting swords have been passed down from generation to generation. Ten Ryu swords are hand forged by master craftsmen with years of experience from Longquan. These master sword smiths combine modern knowledge with traditional secrets to produce superior quality swords known for their durability, sharpness, and exquisite craftsmanship. Click here for more Ten Ryu swords.
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For the price this blade hard to beat. I recieved my Golden Leaf Katana for Christmas. Since then I have used mine to cut through 1 inch thick Black Locust saplings (very dense hardwood) along with my favorite target, Power-ade jugs with no damage to the blade. I purchased one for my daughter and so far no issues with it either. I was a bit disappointed that there were no smith-marks on the tangs, but for the price it's a small complaint. If you are wanting a sword for basic cutting practice the two we have, have not failed.
I'm sure most if not every other one of these swords that gets put in the market are truly works of art, but the one I got had to have been either for some young american punk who doesn't know any better or severely over looked. There were no markings on the tang for one and the blade had some imperfections, one in particular was right where the sweet spot is on the blade which after just a few tests with water bottles it bent in a S curve. Hmmm. My girlfriend was more disappointed because she is the one who bought it for me. Knowing the blade and martial arts meant so much to me and that it wasn't functional broke her heart. On the bright side of things true swords offered to pay shipping to send it back and said they will replace the whole sword. When and if this happens I shall text a new rewiew. I'm sure this time I will have a more positive commit.