Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Katana Sword - Dragon Tsuba Samurai Blade, Authentic Japanese Craftsmanship for Collectors & Martial Artists

Hand-Forged Damascus Steel Katana – Full Tang Samurai Sword  
Authentic Artisan Craftsmanship from Longquan, China  

Specifications:  
- Blade Material: Pattern-welded Damascus steel (high carbon), hardened to a razor-sharp edge.  
- Construction: Full tang, battle-ready design for durability and balance.  
- Dimensions:  
  - Total length: 103 cm (40.5")  
  - Blade length: 71 cm (28")  
  - Handle (tsuka): 26.5 cm (10.4")  
  - Blade width: 3.2 cm (1.25")  
- Weight: 1.3 kg (2.86 lbs) – optimized for handling and performance.  
- Saya (Scabbard): Hardwood core with lacquered finish.  
- Tsuka (Handle): Wrapped in faux ray skin (samegawa) over hardwood, ensuring a secure grip.  
- Tsuba (Guard): Intricately designed copper guard with dragon motif.  
- Edge: Sharpened, capable of cutting bamboo/tatami mats (tested).  
- Origin: Hand-assembled in Longquan, Zhejiang – China’s historic "City of Swords."  
- Includes: Cotton sword bag for storage and protection.  

Key Features:  
✅ Handmade Excellence: Forged, tempered, and polished through 10+ meticulous stages by master artisans.  
✅ Battle-Ready Durability: Full tang construction ensures structural integrity for martial arts practice.  
✅ Artistic Detailing: Dragon-themed tsuba and lacquered saya blend tradition with visual grandeur.  
✅ Functional & Decorative: Ideal for collectors, iaido practitioners, or display.  

Important Notes:  
1. Minor Variations: Each sword is hand-assembled, resulting in slight differences in finish or measurements (±1-2 cm).  
2. Customization: Blade engraving or design adjustments available upon request.  
3. Maintenance Tips:  
   - Wipe the blade with oil (e.g., mineral oil) after handling to prevent rust.  
   - Store in a dry area; avoid humidity, sweat, or contact with acids/salts.  
   - Clean the scabbard interior regularly to preserve the blade’s polish.  

Why Choose This Katana?  
Crafted in Longquan—a 2,600-year-old swordmaking hub—this katana honors Japanese design principles while leveraging Chinese artisan heritage. Perfect for martial artists seeking a battle-ready blade or collectors valuing hand-forged artistry.