Standard exercise Katanas

Demon Slayer Functional Katana wielded by Rengoku Kyoujurou 108 cm unofficial replica AISI 1045 carbon steel blade finished in black, with white leatherette sheath and blue details with orange settings, handle with white leatherette stringing, with box made of wood covered with decorative presentation fabric.

Demon Slayer Functional Katana Mingshao Katana wielded by Kamado Tanjirou unofficial 108 cm replica AISI 1045 carbon steel blade finished in black red tsuba, with black sheath with gray settings, handle with black leatherette stringing and imitation leather. Red stripe, with wooden box lined with decorative presentation fabric.

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...

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...

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 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...

The Hana model John Lee practice katana is a true work of art. Its floral theme in gold and silver colors give it an elegant and sophisticated look. Both the scabbard and the ornate tsuba are decorated with floral elements that give it a unique and special touch. But don't get carried away only by its beauty, this katana also stands out for its...

Introducing the functional APOC Night Owl katana. In Japanese culture, the owl is a significant symbol that, among other things, is said to bring good fortune and offer protection against suffering. Our Night Owl katana features an exceptional polished finish and a 72cm long spring steel blade with a wide fuller (bo-hi). It has been tempered to a Rockwell...

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...