Sokojikara Bambusa Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword

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  • HAND-FORGED T10 STEEL BLADE: The 28” full-tang T10 high carbon steel blade is clay tempered for exceptional sharpness and durability, crafted using centuries-old techniques.
  • INTRICATE BAMBOO TSUBA: The iron tsuba is beautifully detailed with bamboo stalk relief designs, adding a unique and earthy aesthetic to the katana.
  • GENUINE RAY SKIN HANDLE: The tsuka is wrapped in delicately textured ray skin and soft braided ito for a comfortable, non-slip grip, enhanced by traditional brass menuki.
  • NATURAL WOODEN SAYA: The saya is made from natural wood, finished with traditional sageo, complementing the bamboo-inspired design of the sword.
  • PERFECTLY BALANCED: Weighing and balanced for maximum power and control, this 41" katana offers a seamless wielding experience for both serious practitioners and collectors.
Sokojikara Bambusa Handmade Katana / Samurai Sword
  • HAND-FORGED T10 STEEL BLADE: The 28” full-tang T10 high carbon steel blade is clay tempered for exceptional sharpness and durability, crafted using centuries-old techniques.
  • INTRICATE BAMBOO TSUBA: The iron tsuba is beautifully detailed with bamboo stalk relief designs, adding a unique and earthy aesthetic to the katana.
  • GENUINE RAY SKIN HANDLE: The tsuka is wrapped in delicately textured ray skin and soft braided ito for a comfortable, non-slip grip, enhanced by traditional brass menuki.
  • NATURAL WOODEN SAYA: The saya is made from natural wood, finished with traditional sageo, complementing the bamboo-inspired design of the sword.
  • PERFECTLY BALANCED: Weighing and balanced for maximum power and control, this 41" katana offers a seamless wielding experience for both serious practitioners and collectors.
Price reduced from $546.99 to NOW $317.98 You Save 42% -42%
The Sokojikara Bambusa Katana is inspired by the strength and versatility of bamboo, offering a masterfully crafted sword that balances form and function. The full-tang, 28” T10 high carbon steel blade is hand-forged by seasoned swordsmiths using the ancient clay tempering process, giving the katana a tough, impact-absorbing spine and a razor-sharp edge. This meticulous technique also produces a natural hamon line, symbolizing the katana’s superior craftsmanship and durability. Every element of the Bambusa Katana, from the iron tsuba adorned with bamboo stalks to the genuine ray skin and braided ito handle, exudes a connection to traditional Japanese artistry. The natural wooden saya, embellished with a traditional sageo, enhances the earthy elegance of this katana, while the overall length of 41" makes it both powerful and maneuverable in battle. The Bambusa Katana is not just a weapon; it’s a handcrafted masterpiece, combining time-tested swordsmithing techniques with the sleek, natural beauty of bamboo. Designed with the serious swordsman in mind, this katana offers a sublime sword-wielding experience, making it a prized heirloom to be passed down through generations.

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Beautiful Katana!!!

"This is one of the finest Samurai Swords for the price I’ve bought. I am an Executive Chef and I have 14” slicers one edge. I am impressed with its ability to slice, clean and smooth!"

Zane S. (5/5)

Love my Sokojikara Bambusa handmade katana

"Being that this is my very first katana samurai sword (or any other kind of sword at that) I was quite amazed at the detail and quality of the sword. It was also extremely sharp. Though I felt like it was a little high priced at the time I had purchased it ($317. 00) now after seeing what I had received I definitely feel like it was money well spent. . also the shipping time was extremely quick."

Donovan G. (5/5)

great steal

"i love it great balance great feel .its worth every cent"

Brandon M. (5/5)

Bambusa

"Just received my Bambusa katana! Awesome quality for this price! ($196 on sale ,ha ha, lol, and all that)"

Brandon D. (5/5)

One Great Sword

"This Sokojikara Sword, T10 carbon steel blade very sharp, A beautiful tan cord handle. The scabbard is natural wood and varnished to an amazing shine. I own many swords of various types this sword is indeed one of the best I have and I have many excellent swords and this one has become one of my favorites. Thank you, BudK."

Daniel V. (5/5)

Excellent sword

"PostPosted: Fri 13 May, 2016 6:52 pm Post subject: Sokojikara Katana Review Report this message Reply with quote Edit this post There are two katanas in the Sokojikara line. Both are $299. Normally I wouldn't go for a katana in this price range, but I liked that it's T10 steel as opposed to the 1040-1065 carbon steel that you normally see swords made out of in this range. I also liked the longer handle than the 10" you normally see on swords. I purchased this one. The specs on the sword I received are: Blade length: 28 5/8" Blade width at habaki: 1 5/16" Spine width at habaki: 5/16" Spine width at tip: 1/4" Handle length: 11 5/8" Handle width: 1 1/2" Overall length: 40 3/8" The handle is wrapped in real ray skin. The tsuba, fuchi and koshira are all cast steel. The menuki and shoto-dome are brass. The blade has a real and beautiful hamon, but it is not as polished and pronounced as on other swords.I have not removed the tsuka to look at the tang, but the sword is double pegged, and judging by how far down the second mekugi is, I'd say it's substantial. The habaki fits VERY tight in the days. The koiguchi is of water buffalo horn, and the kurigata is of the same wood the saya is made from. I'm not sure what the wood is, I would guess maple...? The sageo is a polyester material and of a proper length to secure the sword in your obi for iaido practice. The sword is a bit blade heavy, but I like the heft for cutting. I cut some bamboo with it, and it did pretty well (though, the bamboo was still very green... I hope to practice on some more dried pieces, and tatami mats in the near future.) I purchased this sword for the purpose of using it in martial arts and am quite pleased with it. If someone is looking for a sword to practice iaido or tameshigiri, I would recommend this over other swords in its price range."

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