Collector's Wakizashi Tsunami Silver, T-10 steel, Hamon Choji, 30.7 cm
Code: ST-130


Product detailed description
Wakizashi Tsunami Silver, T-10 Steel, Real Choji Hamon
1.013 Shaku Nagasa
Hand-forged, the Wakizashi Tsunami Silver represents the pinnacle of swordsmithing art. Blade made of high-carbon tool steel T-10, partially hardened and hand-polished with hazuya stone, enhancing the mirror shine and authentic Choji hardening line. Thanks to the absence of a fuller (bo-hi), the blade has increased weight and durability, which, combined with the Full Tang construction, ensures exceptional structural strength of the sword.
This functional short sword is designed for collectors and practical use. The impressive blade hardness of 58 HRC allows for effortless cutting tests on tatami or bamboo. The aesthetic appeal is complemented by a matte speckled scabbard (saya) and precisely crafted Koshirae, making this wakizashi a highly sought-after investment piece.

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Custom sword production to measure
We produce katanas, wakizashi and tanto knives according to individual requirements. The realization time after paying a 30% deposit is typically 60-90 calendar days.
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Dellinger Warranty
Products Dellinger come with a 100% quality guarantee. Every sword comes with a lifetime warranty against any hidden material defects. Each piece is carefully inspected by our specialists before shipment.Additional parameters
| Category: | Sold collector katanas and swords |
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| Warranty: | 2 years |
| Weight: | 0.51 kg |
| EAN: | 8595705408081 |
| steel - blade material: | T-10 Hi-carbon steel |
| hamon (partial hardening): | Yes |
| Bo-Hi gutter: | no |
| total length (mm): | 458 mm |
| blade thickness (to habaki): | 7,5 mm |
| blade hardness (HRC): | 58 HRC |
| production: | China |
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Intended exclusively for traditional tameshigiri (test cutting) techniques on tatami mats.