John Lee Golden Flower Katana
The model of this exceptionally beautiful tsuba was certainly made by a great master, probably in the 18th century. Unfortunately, as they have not signed their work unlike the Bladesmiths, the creators are not known by name. The tsuba, as well as the rest of the decoration, are elaborately decorated with golden cherry blossoms (sakura), one of the most important symbols of Japanese culture. They represent pure beauty, departure and transience.
- Sharpened Damascus blade made of 12-fold 1045 carbon steel with more than 8,000 layers.
- Shinogi Zukuri style knife with flute (Bo-Hi) with integrated Hamon line.
- Handle made of light brown cotton in the classic hineri-maki style.
- Black, glossy lacquered scabbard (Kuroro style) made of wood.
- With long rod, which is fixed in the handle with 2 bamboo pins (Mekugi). The sword is thus completely dismantled.
- No plastic is used, only high quality, authentic materials are used.
- Knife (Habaki) and rings (Seppa) are made of brass.
- The traditional handle wrap is covered with genuine ray skin.
- All ornaments (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) are made of metal.
- Supplied with a protective fabric cover and in an attractive collector's box.
- Each original John Lee sword is accompanied by a seal and a certificate.
Handle length 30 cm
Blade length 73.5 cm
Total length (without sheath) 104 cm
Weight (without sheath) 1050 g
John Lee Golden Flower katana with folded blade The prototype of this exceptionally beautiful tsuba was certainly a great master of the 18th Century produced. Since their work in forging the blade to Gegsensatz have not signed, the creators are unfortunately not known by name. The tsuba is decorated elaborately with golden cherry blossom (Sakura), one of the most important symbols of the Japanese Klutur. They stand for beauty, using up and transience. Hand Forged Samurai Sword Series John Lee - The hand-forged and tempered blade of the sword is made of carbon steel - The blade is folded 12 times (about 8000 layers) and has a beautiful Damaststruktur - The blade has a groove (Bo-Hi ) and carried out ground sharply - The handle (Tsuka) is made of wood, with authentic ray skin (Same) demonstrated - The handle wrap (Tsuka-Ito) is mounted in black cotton and the traditional way - In the grip are two menukis inserted - The Tsuba is pierced and decorated with gold flowers - The Angel Sword is kept particularly long and attached with 2 bamboo sticks (Mekugi) Handle - The scabbard (Saya) is made of wood - The Habaki is made of brass - Produced by Museum Designs Details: - Blade length 74 cm to Tsuba - Total length without sheath 104 cm - Handle length 30 cm - Weight without sheath 1050 grams - Weight with sheath 1300 grams The sword comes with a certificate and a seal, which vouch for the authenticity. A printed cloth bag, and a high quality collector's are also part of the sword.