Wakizashi functional manufactured en acero al carbono 5160. total wide 68 cm. hoja 48 cm. mango 16.5 cm. weight 680 gr.

Wakizashi Sword of Combat Ronin Black Tan

Practical Wakizashi

Dragonfly wakizashi

Many Japanese swords offered today are interpretive copies of feudal Japan antiquities that were made for warriors of small stature who rarely climbed above one and a half feet. As beautiful and expertly designed as these swords are, they may not be perfectly suited to the modern warrior, who has become a substantially taller and stronger version of his historical part!

Tsuru Iaito Wakizashi

This masterfully forged Samurai sword features a beautiful wavy hamon evenly and Finely rendered snake motifs adorning the tsuka, fuchi and tsuba.

The Gold Lion Wakizashi reflects the materials, fit and finish of its big brother (Gold Lion Katana, Product No. 88ABK) in all respects except size. It is equally light and fast, and with the same high quality materials, but in a fraction of the size, making it an excellent piece to accompany the Katana Golden Lion, or a beautiful standalone blade by itself.

Hanwei's Wind and Thunder Wakizashi by Paul Chen features a blackened iron tsuba with a raiden motif, theJapanese god of thunder (also known as Raijin). From the sword fuchi and kashira present a JapaneseTomoe motive.

Hanwei's Kami Wakizashi has a K120C powdered steel blade forged and folded by hand with a hand-engraved Horimono "Fudo" and Bo-Hi. The folding process creates exceptional hada, or grain pattern, along the blade and is accented by the distinct hamon.

Iaito Wakizashi of John Lee red wood model. The iaito has a borderless Shinogi-Zukuri blade, hand-forged with 420 stainless steel. Habaki and Seppa are made of bronze.
The name of this piece derives from the brownish red color of the pod.

Wakizashi lion dog

Mizutori® (Crane) Wakizashi

Crane is a symbol of luck and longevity, loyalty and strength, and is a much-loved symbol in Japan. While developing a new series to add to the line of long-standing and world-renowned Japanese blades, Cold Steel® felt it was appropriate to add the crane as a motif.

Wakizashi tactical

The "Samurai Weapon" receives a serious update on Hanwei's Tactical Wakizashi, designed for strenuous outdoor use. Based on the blade geometry and excellent cutting capability of the Paul Chen Raptor Wakizashi series, but with full-tang construction for maximum strength, tactical wakizashi is suitable for any task.

The 5160 high carbon spring steel blade is coated with plasma for corrosion protection and the checkered Kraton handle provides safe grip in bad weather conditions. The fiberglass sheath construction prevents water absorption and reduces carrying weight, while several drawstring holes and the included Paracord provide backpack carrying and fastening options. The corresponding Tactical Katana (Product No. SH2462) and Tactical Tanto (Product No. SH2483) are also available to complete your collection.

The Wakizashi Hunter is built on the Hanwei L6/Bainite blade in the Shinogi Zukuri style, and featuring excellent koshirae, the Hunter is a very desirable and functional piece. The smooth ito green-colored and the winged saya with green stripes complement the blackened tsuba with golden details, featuring a raptor chasing its next prey.Bainite is a high carbon steel structure that combines great strength with excellent flexibility and shock absorption characteristics. It has been known as an exemplary component of the Katana blade for several years, but its use has been restricted to some first-class blacksmith masters due to the difficulties involved in performing the precise heat treatment procedures necessary for the production of a Bainit. The blade body in combination with the very hard Martensite Yakiba (edge section) required for the Katana blades.

Hanwei has a high carbon T10 steel blade hand-forged with Bo-Hi. The blade is differentially hardened using a traditional clay method. This sword Samurai is mounted in black and the tsuka-ito is made of premium black Japanese cotton. A finely rendered dragon with gold details and true details on the front and back forms the black iron tsuba. The accessories are superbly old-fashioned, adding to the aesthetics of the piece. The saya features a deep black lacquered finish with a black cotton sageo. Shinto Wakizashi comes with a cloth protective bag and a traditional maintenance kit. Made by Hanwei.

Paul Chen's Hanwei's Orchid Wakizashi is as fast as it is beautiful, with a relatively light blade made of folded K120C steel and impressive koshirae. Or hamon is prominent and the hada shows distinct layers. This Samurai sword features a medium length kissaki. The same high quality (ray skin) is used in tsuka, and tsuka-ito and sageo are woven with premium Japanese cotton. The blackened iron tsuba features an orchid and butterfly motifs encrusted in silver, brass and copper. The saya is deeply lacquered to blue with koiguchi buffalo horn and kurikata. Or fuchi , kashira and kojiri are worked in tan iron with silver and gold details. Or habaki is a one-piece brass construction.The corresponding Orchid Katana (Product No. SH1207) and Orchid Tanto (Product No. SH1209) are also available to complete your collection.

Bushido, or "Warrior's Way," defines the code of conduct that an honorable Samurai must follow and the Hanwei Bushido Wakizashi is designed to perpetuate this tradition.The blade of the Bushido Wakizashi is hand forged and folded into K120C steel powder, with a medium length kissaki (chu) . Or Saya is deeply varnished with cherry blossoms (sakura) of encrusted brass. High quality ray skin (same ) is used in tsuka. The tsuba is crafted in blackened and tanned iron, with gold and silver details and décor with battle scenes. Or tsuka-ito and sageoare premium Japanese cotton fabrics. Or fuchi and kashira they are blackened bronze with brass details, and the kojiri, koiguchi and kurikata are polished buffalo horn. Or habaki is a one-piece brass construction.Correspondent Bushido Katana (Product No. SH1210) and Bushido Tanto (Product No. SH1212) are also available to complete their collection.

A Wakizashi that matches John Lee Imori Katana (Art.-Nr. 0106857080) is now available. The hand forged sharp edge is made of hardened carbon steel. The cuff is wrapped in dark blue cotton in the traditional Katate style, complete with original ray skin. Ornaments (Tsuba, Fuchi, Kashira, Menuki) show a golden newt.The sword will be delivered in a printed cloth bag, with collector's box, stamp and certificate.

John Lee Dragon Wakizashi's Tsuba is shaped like a dragon enveloping the sword. Unlike Europe, the dragon plays a particularly significant role in Japan, where it is said that this mythical creature brings good luck.- Shinogi-Zukuri-style blade with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand-forged in 1045 high carbon steel.- Sharp blade with Hamon line, for a particularly genuine aspect.- Black cotton handle wrap in traditional Hineri-Maki style.- Wooden sheath with high gloss black lacquer finish (Kuroro style).- Long cable attached to the cable with 2 bamboo pins (Mekugi). The sword can thus be completely disassembled.- Made only of authentic high quality materials, without the use of plastic.- Collar of the blade (Habaki) and washers (Seppa) in brass.- The traditional handle wrap is completed by a genuine ray skin lining.- All ornaments (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) made of metal.- Delivered in a cloth protective bag in an attractive collector's box.- All original John Lee swords provided with seal and certificate of origin.

Wakizashi, the weapon of men honored in feudal Japan, could also be used by socially respected citizens, while the katana remained reserved for samurai. The small sword was carried in the obi and was more advantageous in small spaces than the long sword. The short sword was also used for ritual suicide or to cut off the head of a dead enemy. Katana and Wakizashi formed a pair of swords, called Daisho.This very decorative samurai sword comes from Marto's exclusive "Oriental Weapons" collection.

i Swordhand-forged samurai from the John Lee Series Masterpieces of asian sword art - hand forged in carbon steel and traditionally hardened - the blades have been folded 12 times (8,000 layers) and exhibit beautiful apricot properties - the sharp blade has one for weight reduction - the handle (tsuka) is made of wood and covered with real fish skin (even) - the handle is wrapped (tsuka-ito) cotton in traditional black - there are two decorative ripples (menuki) - the handle (tsuka) is anchored on the blade with bamboo pins (mekugi) - the sheath (saya) is wooden - the blade has a brass collar (habaki) not to rattle on the sheath

Zaza is the Japanese word for bamboo. Because of its straight shape and its fresh green color, it is the symbol of growth and purity. In Japanese culture it is also known as a symbol of fortune.The lightweight, well-balanced blade is forged in 420 stainless steel without being sharpened. The handle is wrapped in black cotton complete with original streak skin in traditional style. The decorations in the sword (Tsuba, Fuchi, Kashira, Menuki) show bamboo themes. The highly polished black sheath is also decorated with golden bamboo leaves and tied with high-class bicolor Sageo. The ends of the sheath are made of the best buffalo horn.

Wakizashi Shirasaya The wakizashi meaning " swordinserted laterally " is one of the Japanese swords traditionally used by the samurai class in feudal Japan. The wakizashi being used along with the katana was the official sign that the user was a samurai or swordsman from feudal Japan. When used together, the pair of swords was called daishõ, which literally translates as "big-small". The wakizashi was one of several short swords available for use by samurai, including both.

John Lee Musashi Ichi Wakizashi Swordhand-forged samurai series John Lee Masterpieces of Asian fencing - hand forged in carbon steel and traditionally hardened - the sharp blade has a fuller edge for weight reduction - the handle (tsuka) is made of wood and covered with real fish skin (equal) - the handle is wrapped (tsuka-ito) in traditional black cotton - there are two decorative ripples (menuki) - the handle (tsuka) is anchored to the blade with bamboo pins (mekugi) - the sheath (saya) is made of wood - the blade has a brass collar (habaki) so as not to rattle on the sheath.

This masterfully forged Samurai sword features a beautiful wavy hamon evenly and Finely rendered snake motifs adorning the tsuka, fuchi and tsuba.

The John Lee Dragon Tokuni Wakizashi is a refined version of John Lee's popular Dragon series.In contrast to European culture, the dragon plays an important and unusual role in Japan. It is a mythical creature that is considered to bring good luck.- Shinogi-Zukuri style blade with Bo-Hi.- Well rectified edge with built-in hamon of 1045 carbon steel.- Traditional handle made of black cotton in the Hineri Maki style, lined with stingray skin.- Thong fixed to the cable with 2 bamboo pins (mekugi) (fully collapsible).- Decorative elements in metal (tsuba, fuchi, menuki, kashira).- Habaki and brass seppa.- Sheath (Kuroro style) in wood, high gloss black finish.- Only authentic materials are used.Scope of delivery:John Lee Dragon Tokuni Wakizahsi incl. protective sheath in fabric and attractive collector's box. Every sword John Lee's original comes with a seal and a certificate. Details: - Blade material: 1045 high carbon steel - Overall length: approx. 77.5 cm - Blade length: approx. 52 cm - Cable length: approx. 25 cm - Weight without sheath: approx. 807 g - Weight with sheath: approx. 996 g