Musha Hand Forged Cakraratna Katana And Scabbard

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  • SYMBOLIC DESIGN: Features the Cakraratna, a symbol worshipped in Buddhism.
  • HAND-FORGED BLADE: Razor-sharp 26 3/4” 1045 carbon steel blade.
  • WHEEL-SHAPED TSUBA: Kiku Gata style black metal alloy fittings.
  • WRAPPED HANDLE: Black cotton cord over white rayskin.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 38 3/4”, in a black lacquered wooden scabbard.
Musha Hand Forged Cakraratna Katana And Scabbard
  • SYMBOLIC DESIGN: Features the Cakraratna, a symbol worshipped in Buddhism.
  • HAND-FORGED BLADE: Razor-sharp 26 3/4” 1045 carbon steel blade.
  • WHEEL-SHAPED TSUBA: Kiku Gata style black metal alloy fittings.
  • WRAPPED HANDLE: Black cotton cord over white rayskin.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 38 3/4”, in a black lacquered wooden scabbard.
$109.99
The Hand-Forged “Cakraratna”(Wheel Jewel) Katana from Musha has a tsuba crafted in the shape of a symbol that is greatly worshipped in Buddhism. The Cakraratna is a wheel-shaped treasure that is possessed by the universal ruler that rules over the entire world called the Chakravartin. It is known to be carried in front of the ruler to destroy his enemies and allow easy passage. A resilient katana that is sharp right out of the box, the full-tang blade is 1045 high carbon steel that was hand-forged using the Maru-Kitae process. The blade features an integrated Bo-Hi running its length, which reduces the weight of the blade and allowing it to perform advanced cutting techniques. Traditional black cotton cord and white rayskin were used to wrap the premium wooden handle. A black, lacquered wooden scabbard houses and protects the blade.

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"This is my first Samurai sword so I didn't really know what to expect. I thought it would be like a long thin machete, but it's not. It's much heavier and thicker. I chose this one because I liked the tsuba. Makes it look dangerous. I'm learning how to sharpen it. 🙂"

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