List of products by brand John Lee

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...

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.

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...

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...

Katana Practical John Lee, entry level model for cutting practice. Characteristic: The blades of the swords are hand forged from 1095 carbon steel. Sharp blades are hardened differently than traditional as a result of clay applied during the cooling process and have an original Hamon line 60 HRC per ha and 40 HRC per mune The grips (Tsuka) are made of...

Sharp Katana John Lee model The 47 Ronin. The John Lee 47 Ronin Katana is said to reflect the strength and loyalty of the forsaken samurai. This katana has a hand forged sharp blade made of 9260 spring steel in Shobu-Zukuri style with a groove (Bo-Hi). The rope handle (Tsuka-Ito) is made of black leather. The Saya is made of black lacquered wood and has 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...

John Lee Ikusa model training katana. The demand for Battle Ready samurai swords is increasing, so we are proud to introduce the first generation of training swords from John Lee. The handmade blade is made from 9260 carbon spring steel. It consists of an off-round tip and a strong 2mm striking edge. The end of the long handle is attached to the hilt with...

Wakizashi Iaito John Lee model Zaza. Zaza is the Japanese word for bamboo. Due to its straight shape and fresh green color, it is a symbol of growth and purity. In Japanese culture it is also known as a symbol of fortune. The light, well-balanced blade is forged from 420 stainless steel without sharpening. The hilt is wrapped in black cotton finished with...

Katana Iaito John Lee model Zaza. Zaza is the Japanese word for bamboo. Due to its straight shape and fresh green color, it is a symbol of growth and purity. In Japanese culture it is also known as a symbol of fortune. The light, well-balanced blade is forged from 420 stainless steel without sharpening. The hilt is wrapped in black cotton finished with...

Katana John Lee model Hannya. It is a masterpiece of Asian forging. Characteristic: The blades of the swords are hand forged from 1095 carbon steel. The sharp blades have traditionally been differentially hardened as a result of the application of clay and have an original Hamon line. Hardness: 60 HRC to the ha and 40 HRC to the mune The wooden grips...