List of products by brand John Lee

Tsuba John Lee Musashi with wooden box. The classic double ring shape, made of steel.

Tsuba John Lee Golden Glower made of metal.

Tsuba made of metal John Lee Dragon model. It comes from John Lee's classic swords: Dragon Katana. By popular demand, it is now also available separately.

Crane model John Lee metal tsuba. In Japan, the crane is a symbol of happiness and longevity. According to ancient Japanese legend, whoever makes 1,000 origami cranes gets a wish granted by the gods. A golden crane adorns this massively designed tsuba.

Metal tsuba John Lee model Musashi. Musashi Tsuba made by hand. One of the most famous etching protectors is now presented in a new and elegant design. Handcrafted with a fine dragon engraving, refined with real gold. Signed by the master himself.

Both John Lee model Musashi Ichi forged by hand. It is a piece of Asian art with: Blade forged in carbon steel and hardened by hand. Ribbed on the blade to reduce weight The handle (Tsuka) is made of wood and covered with fish skin (Same) The hilt is wrapped (Tsuka-ito) in traditional black cotton The hilt (Tsuka) is anchored to the blade with bamboo pins...

Tanto John Lee Shirasaya model O-Tanto forged by hand. This Tanto is particularly long. With a total length of 57 cm, it far exceeds the usual size. Characteristic: The blades of the swords are hand forged from high carbon steel and traditionally hardened. The sharp blades are grooved with a Bo-Hi (fuller) to reduce weight. The ends of the handle are...

Both Japanese John Lee model Aikuchi. The Aikuchi Tanto has a hand forged carbon steel blade with a fine hamon and has been traditionally tempered. It is characteristic of this tanto that it does not present a guard (tsuba). Also notable is the shape of the Unokobi Zukuri blade, which has also been used in part with naginatas (a Japanese polearm). The...

Discover the fascinating world of ancient Japan with the impressive JOHN LEE IMORI TANTO. This masterpiece carries with it a rich cultural history, represented by the name 'Imori', which means 'alpine newt' in Japanese. Featured Features: Shinogi Zukuri style without fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged from high quality 1045 carbon steel. This artisanal technique...

Both sharpened John Lee Shiro. Shiro (meaning 'white') has many meanings in Japanese culture. Among other things, this color represents purity and holiness, but also mourning and death. To symbolize the will to fight to the death. Characteristic: Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged in 1045 carbon steel. The blade is sharpened with...

Step into the mystical and auspicious world of Japan with the John Lee Dragon Tanto. Even today, the dragon plays an important role in Japan, especially during the New Year festival. Unlike mysticism in the Western world, the dragon is a mythical creature of good luck. The tsuba of this incredible sword forms a dragon that surrounds the blade, giving it a...

The John Lee Musashi Ichi model Wakizashi is an authentic hand-forged Asian work of art. This sword stands out for its exquisite manufacturing and its extraordinary characteristics: The blade has been forged in carbon steel and subjected to an artisanal hardening process, which gives it great resistance and durability. It has a groove on the blade that...

The John Lee Imori Wakizashi is the perfect weapon for lovers of Japanese culture and samurai sword enthusiasts. This model has a sharp blade, hand forged from hardened carbon steel, which ensures its strength and durability. In addition, its traditional Katate design with stingray skin on the handle, wrapped in blue cotton, gives it a touch of...

Wakizashi John Lee Dragon model. The Tsuba of the John Lee Dragon Wakizashi is in the shape of a dragon surrounding the sword. Unlike in Europe, the dragon plays a particularly important role in Japan, where this mythical creature is said to bring good fortune. Characteristic: Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged in 1045 high carbon...

Both Japanese John Lee Dragon model. Even today, the dragon plays an important role in Japan, especially during the New Year festival. In contrast to the Western word mysticism, the dragon is a lucky mythical creature. The tsuba of this amazing sword forms a dragon that surrounds the sword. Characteristic: Shinogi Zukuri style sword with fuller (Bo-Hi),...

Katana John Lee model Musashi Ichi forged by hand. It is a piece of Asian art with: Blade forged in carbon steel and hardened by hand. The sharp blade is ribbed to reduce weight. The handle (Tsuka) is made of wood and covered with fish skin (Same) The hilt is wrapped (Tsuka-ito) in traditional black cotton The hilt (Tsuka) is anchored to the blade with...

Katana John Lee model Dragon forged by hand. It is a piece of Asian art with: Blade forged in carbon steel and hardened by hand. Sharp blade is ribbed to reduce weight The handle (Tsuka) is made of wood and covered with fish skin (Same) The hilt is wrapped (Tsuka-ito) in traditional black cotton The guard (Tsuba) is decorated with a Dragon, which is a...

Shirasaya John Lee type katana with a black finish with a hand forged blade. Characteristic: Masterpieces of Asian forging The blades of the swords are hand forged from 1045 high carbon steel and traditionally hardened. The sharp blades are grooved with a Bo-Hi (fuller) to reduce weight. The ends of the handle are particularly long and are attached to the...

Katana Shirasaya John Lee type with a wood finish with a hand forged blade. Characteristic: Masterpieces of Asian forging The blades of the swords are hand forged from 1045 high carbon steel and traditionally hardened. The sharp blades are grooved with a Bo-Hi (fuller) to reduce weight. The ends of the handle are particularly long and are attached to the...

Wakizashi sharp John Lee Shiro. Shiro (meaning 'white') has many meanings in Japanese culture. Among other things, this color represents purity and holiness, but also mourning and death. To symbolize the will to fight to the death. Characteristic: Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged in 1045 carbon steel. The blade is sharpened with...

The Iaito Wakizashi by John Lee Red Wood model is a true work of art. Featuring a dull Shinogi-Zukuri style blade, hand forged from 420 stainless steel, this iaito ensures maximum strength and durability. One of the distinctive details of this iaito is its magnificent brownish-red pod, which gives it a unique and elegant appearance. The habaki and seppa...

Katana John Lee Imori model with sharp blade. It is a piece of Asian art with: Sharp blade is forged from hardened carbon steel Ribbed on the blade to reduce weight The handle (Tsuka) is made of wood and covered with fish skin (Same) The hilt is wrapped (Tsuka-ito) in traditional black cotton The hilt (Tsuka) is anchored to the blade with bamboo pins...

Short Iaito John Lee in red wood. This iaito is made by hand, its handle is made of wood and ray skin. The blade is forged in 420 Stainless Steel and the scabbard is made of painted wood. Includes cover and gift box. Like all iaitos, it comes unsharpened.

Kujaku, a Japanese word meaning 'peacock', is not only a symbol of compassion and kindness, but also an omen of good health. With the John Lee Kujaku Katana, you will not only carry a sword, but a piece of art that represents deep values and ancient traditions. Main Features Shinogi Zukuri Style Blade: Hand forged from 1045 carbon steel, this sharp blade...