Samurai tanto Saku, T-10 steel, real hamon, wenge wood

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Replica of the Saku Tanto Samurai Dagger with T-10 Carbon Steel Blade

The forged blade made of T-10 carbon steel achieves a hardness of 58 HRC after selective hardening. Thanks to the traditional hardening process, an authentic and visually captivating real Choji hamon appears on the blade. The sharp, ground Saku tanto will find its use as a luxurious decoration, but also for active technique training. An attractive and sharp blade, a wooden saya made of wenge wood, and a tsuka covered with genuine rayskin all make this tanto very interesting and sought-after.

Tanto is a Japanese sword/knife that a samurai wore together with a katana in the daisho set. The blade has a sori (curvature) designed for the cleanest cuts. In conjunction with impressive steel hardness and a full-tang construction, it is possible to easily cut through tatami or bamboo for tameshigiri. Dellinger disclaims any responsibility for damage and harm caused during use. Keep the sword out of reach of children! Any handling is at your own risk.

Blade material: T-10 carbon steel Saya: (sheath) made of solid wenge wood Tsuba: (guard) cast black brass Tsuka: (handle) genuine ray skin, black Ito wrap Nagasa (blade length): 30.0 cm (from Habaki end) Total length: 49 cm Weight without Saya: 609 g Habaki: brass with flower engraving (2.7 cm)