John Lee Practice Katana Blade, With Wooden Sheath

Enjoy a practical John Lee Katana blade with a wooden sheath.

John Lee practical katana blade, with wooden sheath

This katana blade was forged from 1095 carbon steel and traditionally clay-hardened. It features a genuine hamon grain and a hollow groove ( bo-hi ). The blade is razor-sharp and has a Rockwell hardness of 60 HRC on the cutting edge and 40 HRC on the back.

The scope of delivery includes a brass habaki and an unpainted wooden scabbard, which has kurigata , koiguchi and kojiri made of buffalo horn.

To protect the blade, it is delivered in a high-quality wooden case and a fabric sheath.

The blade and sheath are perfect both as spare parts and for building your own katana.



Special Features:

- Practical forged blade

- Includes unpainted wooden sword scabbard, collectible wooden case, and cloth sheath



Details:

- Material: 1095 carbon steel

- Total blade length: approx. 97 cm

- Blade length up to tsuba : approx. 72.5 cm

- Weight: approx. 676 g

The above specifications may vary slightly from specimen to specimen.




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