Kujaku Katana | John Lee

Kujaku Katana – Traditional Japanese Craftsmanship by John Lee

The Kujaku Katana is a stunning decorative sword that honours traditional Japanese swordsmanship. This katana features a hand-forged 1045 carbon steel blade in Shinogi Zukuri style, with an integrated hamon for an authentic look. Perfect for collectors who appreciate Japanese craftsmanship and are looking for an impressive display piece.

Why the Shogun team finds this katana special

The team is impressed by the detailed finish and authentic character. The combination of the high-gloss lacquered black saya (sheath) with the traditional ray skin wrapping makes this collectible a real eye-catcher in any collection.

Materials and finish of this katana

The blade is made of 1045 carbon steel with a total length of 102 cm, of which the blade itself measures 73 cm. The handle decoration consists of genuine ray skin with black cotton cord. The sword comes with a high-gloss black lacquered wooden sheath, John Lee seal, and certificate of authenticity.

Grip, balance and presentation

With a weight of 1.06 kilograms, this katana has an authentic balance. The demountable design makes it ideal for inspection and display. On a display stand, the elegant line of the Tanto-shaped blade is beautifully showcased.

Who is this katana suitable for?

Perfect for serious collectors of Japanese swords, enthusiasts of samurai culture, or as an impressive gift. This replica sword is intended exclusively for decorative purposes and not for training or practical use. The included protective cover and certificate of authenticity add extra value.

Maintenance and durability

The 1045 carbon steel requires regular maintenance. Keep the blade dry and occasionally apply a thin layer of oil to prevent rust. The finish of the sheath and handle will remain beautiful for years with normal display use.

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