Handmade Hattori Hanzo Katana Sword, 1045 Carbon Steel, Hand Forged Heat Tempered

Handmade Sword, a well-known and authentic hand-forged sword company, specializes in the craftsmanship of traditional Japanese samurai swords. With a full range of offerings, including Wakizashi, Tanto, and various sword accessories, the company's swords are all handmade using time-honored techniques by skilled and experienced swordsmiths.

Handmade Sword has been dedicated to producing the highest quality swords over the past decades, making it one of the best sword sellers in the industry. The company's commitment to customer satisfaction and providing the best swords at competitive prices is unwavering.

The traditional forging methods employed by Handmade Sword include both heat tempering and clay tempering. The blades of all Handmade Swords are full tang, engraved with the signature of the sword smith, and can be fully disassembled and reassembled. Most of the functional blades are made from high-carbon content steel, while some are crafted from stainless steel or aluminum alloy for Aikido training swords.

The fittings, or Tuba, of the swords are primarily made from brass, with options of copper, brass, iron, or alloy depending on the specific model. The handles and Saia (scabbards) are typically made of wood or other specified materials, with the handles often covered in ray skin and Japanese cotton Ito.

Each Handmade Sword package includes an assembled Katana Sword with a saya, a Black Cotton Katana Bag, and a Tube Cardboard Katana Box. The sword stand is not included.

The signature 1045 fully handmade quality Japanese samurai Katana sword offered by Handmade Sword features a full tang, a sharp edge, and a functional design. The blade length is approximately 28.5 inches, the handle is 10.5 inches, and the overall length is 40.5 inches. The wooden handle is wrapped with ray skin and black cotton cord, with a Dragon menuki, while the black piano-lacquered wood scabbard is tied with a black Japanese cotton Sageo.

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