HY63 | Shattered Gold - Flow Shadow | Katana | T10 steel wrapped in Damascus steel | clay-tempered | real hamon | Honsanmai | Black&Blue&golden | gold foil | Battle-Ready | Full-tang | Spartan Blades Club | CHEN'S SWORDS 1892

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●【Overall Length】: 103.6 cm (40.79 inches)
●【Overall Length without Scabbard】: 100.2 cm (39.45 inches)
●【Handle Length】: 26.5 cm (10.43 inches)
●【Blade Length】: 72.5 cm (28.54 inches)
●【Motohaba】: 3.2 cm (1.26 inches)
●【Motokasane】: 0.7 cm (0.28 inches)
●【Blade Material】: Honsanmai structure blade, T10 steel wrapped in Damascus steel with clay-tempered.
This structure balances hardness for sharpness and flexibility to prevent brittleness.
●【Tsuba Material】: Gilt Brass
●【Weight without Scabbard】: 1.18 kg (2.60 pounds)
●【Weight with Scabbard】: 1.39 kg (3.07 pounds)
●【Handle Material】: Inlaid Ray-skin
●【Scabbard Material】: Alpine hardwood hand-inlaid tin foil lacquered scabbard (hand-inlaid buffalo horn)
●【Artisan's Note】Hand-forged blades, hand-measured. Subtle variations reflect
artisan mastery-embrace the marks of craftsmanship.


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The Shattered Gold - Flow Shadow Katana has an overall length of 103.6 cm (40.79 inches), an overall length without the scabbard of 100.2 cm (39.45 inches), a handle length of 26.5 cm (10.43 inches), and a blade length of 72.5 cm (28.54 inches). The blade width is 3.2 cm (1.26 inches), and the blade thickness is 0.7 cm (0.28 inches). The blade adopts a Honsanmai structure, with T10 steel as the core and wrapped in Damascus steel, balancing the hardness for sharpness and the flexibility to prevent brittleness. The tsuba is made of Gilt Brass. The scabbard is based on alpine hardwood, hand - inlaid with gold tin foil and lacquered, with hand - inlaid buffalo horn at the mouth. The handle is inlaid with ray - skin. It weighs 1.18 kg (2.60 lbs) without the scabbard and 1.39 kg (3.07 lbs) with the scabbard. This katana combines a large number of gold decorations with traditional craftsmanship. The broken - gold - like decorations flow with light and shadow, showing luxury and the ingenuity of Japanese katanas, and having both collection and cultural display value.