HY77 | Qing Loong Blade | Katana | T10 steel | Clay-tempered | Real Hamon | green | Loong(Chinese Dragon) | Battle-Ready | Full-tang | Spartan Blades Club | CHEN'S SWORDS 1892

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●【Overall Length】: 103.3 cm (39.9 inches)
●【Handle Length】: 26.7 cm (10.51 inches)
●【Blade Length】: 72.7 cm (28.62 inches)
●【Motohaba】: 3.2 cm (inches)
●【Blade Material】: T10 steel Clay-tempered Real Hamon
●【Tsuba】: Gilded with gold and silver
●【Weight with Scabbard】: 1.33 kg (2.93 pounds)
●【Weight without Scabbard】: 1.04 kg (2.29 pounds)
●【Handle Material】: Inlaid Ray-skin
●【Scabbard Material】: Alpine hardwood handcrafted Maki-e Urushi lacquer scabbard
（Maki-e is a traditional Japanese lacquer technique using gold or silver powder.）
●【Artisan's Note】Hand-forged blades, hand-measured. Subtle variations reflect
artisan mastery-embrace the marks of craftsmanship.


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The Qing Loong Blade has an overall length of 103.3 cm (39.9 inches), a handle length of 26.7 cm (10.51 inches), a blade length of 72.7 cm (28.62 inches), and a blade width of 3.2 cm. The blade is made of T10 steel, clay - tempered to form a clear real hamon, combining sharpness and unique aesthetic appeal. The tsuba is gilded with gold and silver, exquisite and magnificent. The handle is inlaid with ray - skin, providing a comfortable and snug grip. The scabbard is made of alpine hardwood, crafted with traditional Japanese Maki - e Urushi lacquer technique (using gold or silver powder in lacquer), featuring a 翠绿（emerald green） base color. Painted on it is a Chinese Loong —— In Chinese culture, Loong symbolizes auspiciousness, authority, and strength, representing the spirit of breaking through difficulties and protecting peace. The Loong’s body weaves through cloud patterns, echoing the “Cloud - Hidden” theme. It weighs 1.33 kg (2.93 pounds) with the scabbard and 1.04 kg (2.29 pounds) without it. This katana integrates Chinese and Japanese craftsmanship, interpreting Eastern aesthetics with the emerald - green scabbard and Chinese Loong elements, and has both collection value and cultural connotations.