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Tokugawa Ieyasu Katana

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The Tokugawa Ieyasu Katana is the consequent develepoment of the “Swords” of handforged swords. This sword comes with a Bo-Hi in the blade now. Because of the Bo-Hi the blade looks even more elegant and combines small weight with a high resistibility. As a peculiarity a second tsuba design can be offered in this class: Take (bamboo) instead of Ryu (dragon). This sword is extremely sharp and can be recommended for tameshigiri (cutting tatami omote) without doubt, but we do recommend the tameshigiri only to advanced martial arts practitioners due to the fact that a minor technique could do harm to the sword or even yourself. In memory of the famous samurai and eventual first Shogun of Japan, Tokugawa Ieyasu, this katana is chosen to bear his name.

Technical specifications
Overall Length : 40 ¾ inch (103,5 cm)
Handle : Hardwood 10 8/10 inch (27,5 cm)
Weight : 3lbs 2oz (1410 g) with Saya
Weight : 2lbs 5oz (1040 g) without Saya
Blade with Bo-Hi (wide groove) : 1050 Spring Steel
Sori (curvature) : Torii-Zori 0,6 inch (1,52 cm) (sword curve in the middle of the blade)
Length : 28 ¾ inch (73 cm) (from Mune Machi to Tip of Kissaki)
Hardness : 55 HRC through
Kissaki (point of blade) : Chu Kissaki (medium sized point)
Kashira (buttcap) : Carbonsteel , burnished
Menuki (hilt ornaments) : Brass, polished, two pieces (one on each site), dragon design
Habaki (blade collar) : Brass, made from one piece, polished
Seppa (spacers) : Copper
Mekugi (sword peg) : Bamboo, two pieces
Tsuba (sword guard) : Carbonsteel handpolished, Ryu (dragon) or Take (bamboo) design
Tsuka-ito (handle wrapping) : Black silk
Samé (rayskin) : Real, white
Saya (sword scabbard) : Wood covered with black glossy lacquer
Sageo (saya cord) : Silk, black
Accessories : Cloth bag for transport included

Tokugawa Ieyasu (1543 - 1616) was the third and last samurai to unite Japan. After centuries of permanent wars in the country he managed it to establish a long lasting peace. With the establishment of the Tokugawa-Shogunat (during the Edo Period) he became the first Shogun of the country. Thanks to his outstanding skills as a an army commander in association with his remarkable understanding for social affairs Tokugawa Iyeasu takes up one of the most important positions upon the Japanese emperors. Another proof underlining his skills as a samurai is the fact that he died a natural death, contrary to most of his former opponents.

Obj. kód : s 1332

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