List of products by brand John Lee

Discover the John Lee Kei-Ben Iaito, the perfect choice for Iai-Do sport enthusiasts and martial arts lovers! This exceptional and elegant saber is designed to improve your skills in the art of drawing the sword and perfect certain combat techniques (Katas). With the Kei-Ben, you will be able to develop the unity of body, mind and sword (Ki-Ken-Tai-Ichi)...

Long 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.

Sharp Tachi John Lee model Kamakura. The Kamakura Period (1185-1333) was a crucial era in Japanese history. The John Lee Kamakura Tachi stands out for its understated optics. Later replicas, by contrast, were often richly decorated and for ceremonial purposes only. The hand-forged blade is made of sharpened, tempered carbon steel. The hilt is...

Katana John Lee model Noh 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) represents the actors of the traditional...

John Lee model Shiro functional katana that means 'white' and represents, among others, purity and holiness, but also pain and death in Japanese culture. The Samurai would wear white clothing under their armor to symbolize their unwavering determination to fight to the end. Characteristic: Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand forged in...

The Golden Flower Tanto features an extraordinarily beautiful tsuba, which was undoubtedly made by a great master in the 18th century. Since they did not sign their work, unlike blacksmiths, the creators are not known by name. The tsuba was elaborately decorated with golden cherry blossoms (sakura). The cherry blossom is one of the most important symbols...

Katana John Lee Dragon Tokuni model. A particularly noble version of the popular Dragon Katana. The dragon still plays an important role in Japan, especially in the New Year festival. The tsuba of this remarkable sword forms a dragon that surrounds the sword and is mottled dark on this katana. The remaining ornamental fees also show the mystical mythical...

Dive into the stealthy and mysterious world of ninjas with the John Lee Ninjato Iaito. Unlike many ninja swords on the market that have a straight blade, John Lee's Ninjato is based on original swords, meaning the only difference to a regular katana should be the length of the blade. While stowed in the saya, you couldn't tell the difference, giving the...

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...

Get ready to enter the world of authentic samurai with the Wakizashi John Lee Tokuni Dragon from the John Lee brand! Imagine wielding a piece of history, a noble version of the samurai sword that has been revered for centuries in Japanese culture. This Wakizashi pays tribute to the figure of the dragon, a mystical creature that in Japan symbolizes good...

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...