List of products by brand John Lee

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),...

Both Japanese John Lee Ten Kei Aikuchi. The term "ten kei" can be translated as "gift from heaven" and is a symbol of the beauty of nature. This inspired delicate flower patterns on the handmade accessories that are refined with gold and silver. The blade is handmade in the elaborate konbuse style. The hard shell is made from 1095 carbon steel and the...

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...

Katana premium John Lee Golden Autumn. With this katana the John Lee series presents its new premium model. The blade is made of 12x folded carbon steel (around 8,000 layers), differentially hardened with clay layer 60 HRC on the blade and around 40 HRC on the back. The blade is also constructed in Kobuse-Style* (hard cover, soft core). The masterful work...

Katana John Lee model Goemon. The tsuba shows, among others, Goemon being executed by a woodcut by Toyokuni Ichiyoai. Among other reasons, his name can also be found in the Fuchi in Japanese letters. Characteristic: Sharp blade made of 9260 carbon spring steel (not stainless), suitable for cutting tests. Blade in Unokubi-Zukuri style. Hand-painted tsuba...

Katana John Lee model Tenkei. Tenkei means edelweiss. The fuller hand forged (Bo-Hi) blade is made from 1095 carbon steel (which is not stainless). Made in Kobuse style, traditionally hardened by clay coating. With real Hamon line. 60 HRC in the chainstay, 40 HRC in the rear. The leaf collar (Habaki) is made of brass and the fittings (Tsuba, Fuchi,...

Katana John Lee model Kappa. Sharp ground Damascus blade made from 1045 carbon steel folded 12 times with over 8,000 layers. Blade in Shinogi Zukuri style with distinctive fuller (Bo-Hi). The handle wrapper is made of red cotton in the classic Hineri-Maki style. High gloss black varnished wooden case (Kuroro style). With long tang, which is fixed with two...

Sharp Ninjato John Lee Sword. Many commercially available ninja swords have a straight blade, which is probably due to Hollywood movie producers. The John Lee Ninjato, on the other hand, harkens back to historical lore. While in the sheath, it is indistinguishable from a normal katana. The shortened blade is only revealed when thrown and gives the ninja...

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...

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...

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...

Discover the legendary power of the katana with a touch of Japanese tradition! Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Japanese culture and arouse everyone's admiration with our Origami Crane Katana. Did you know that in Japan, the crane is a symbol of happiness and longevity? According to ancient Japanese legend, whoever folds 1,000 origami cranes...

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...

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with the John Lee Ten Kei Wakizashi. The term 'Ten Kei' can be translated as 'gift from heaven' and serves as an allegory for the beauty of nature. Inspired by it, you will find small floral elements in gold and silver tones in the ornaments. The blade is made from hand forged 1095 carbon steel, built on a Kobus...

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...

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...

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...