Katana Kujaku by John Lee

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 with built-in hamon ensures an authentic and traditional look.
• Hineri Maki Handle: Wrapped in black cotton, this classic technique ensures a firm and comfortable grip.
• Polished Wood Saya: A wooden sheath with a high-quality polished finish protects and complements the beauty of the blade.
• Completely removable: Thanks to its long tang fixed with two bamboo pins (Mekugi), you can completely disassemble it.
• Authentic Materials: No plastics. Only high quality and authentic materials are used.
• Brass Details: The Habaki (blade clamp) and Seppa (washers) are made of strong brass.
• Stingray Skin Grip: Under the cotton wrapper, you'll find a base of genuine stingray skin.
• Handmade Metal Decorations: Each Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki and Kashira have been meticulously handcrafted.
• Accessories Included: A protective cloth case, the John Lee seal and a certificate of authenticity are included.

Why choose the John Lee Kujaku Katana

Because it's not just a sword, it's an extension of you. It is a reflection of your passion for tradition, your respect for craftsmanship and your desire to own something that transcends time. With every detail handcrafted and every material carefully selected, this katana is more than a weapon: it's a masterpiece.