Sword Wakizashi

Posted on December 09th, 2009 in Asian Antiques

Test Katana?
I need science project exhibition. I do not use or Katana (Samurai sword). Wakizashi or may Nodachi. What will be convenient for the person. weilder to know about the blade.
How about one of your mitigation relief steel. You can consult the process is fast and cold. Metal and not bills. This [...]

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Katana Tsuba

Posted on April 30th, 2009 in Asian Antiques

Problems Katana?
A small space between. habaki core application () and tsuba (guard) is. Therefore, the small space between. tsuba (prevention) and tsuka (management). This is a problem or not.
Produced only a dozen. Area should not be. Call the manufacturer and ask if they. To change or edit your.

Crane Tsuba Katana

$50.25

46″ overall [...]

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