Shiro Wakizashi | John Lee

Shiro Wakizashi by John Lee – Elegant white wakizashi in traditional style

This wakizashi is a beautiful collector’s sword by the German smith John Lee, inspired by the Japanese sword tradition. With its striking white finish and tanto blade shape, this is a unique display piece for enthusiasts of Japanese sword art. The craftsmanship and aesthetics make this a particularly decorative sword.

Why the Shogun team finds this wakizashi special

What immediately stood out to us is the stylish white finish combined with the traditional design. The German smith John Lee has given a modern twist to a classic design, resulting in a striking display piece.

Materials and finish of this wakizashi

The blade is made from 1045 Carbon Steel, a material known for its durability. With a blade length of 52 cm and a total length of 76.5 cm, this wakizashi has authentic proportions. The tanto design and plain-edge finish give the sword a sleek, elegant appearance.

Grip, balance and presentation

With a weight of 0.78 kilograms, this wakizashi feels solid but not too heavy. The wooden sheath contributes to the authentic look and protects the blade during storage. On a display stand, the white finish is beautifully showcased.

Who is this wakizashi suitable for?

This replica sword is ideal for collectors of Japanese swords and enthusiasts of oriental art. Also perfect as a gift for someone who appreciates craftsmanship and unique design pieces. The striking white finish makes it a particularly special collector’s item.

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. Store the wakizashi in the supplied sheath in a dry place.

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