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Shinwa Handmade Shirasaya Sword
$154.98
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$157.98
- HAND-FORGED BLADE: blade featuring intricate, dark patterns that highlight expert craftsmanship.
- FULL-TANG CONSTRUCTION: Ensures durability and balance, crafted with precision using time-honored techniques.
- SEAMLESS DESIGN: From kashira to saya, the fluid build creates a striking and unobtrusive profile.
- HARDWOOD HANDLE AND SAYA: Both hand-lacquered to a satiny finish, adding elegance and protection.
- HAND-FORGED BLADE: blade featuring intricate, dark patterns that highlight expert craftsmanship.
- FULL-TANG CONSTRUCTION: Ensures durability and balance, crafted with precision using time-honored techniques.
- SEAMLESS DESIGN: From kashira to saya, the fluid build creates a striking and unobtrusive profile.
- HARDWOOD HANDLE AND SAYA: Both hand-lacquered to a satiny finish, adding elegance and protection.
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$154.98
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The Shinwa SilkSting Handmade Shirasaya is an exquisite example of traditional Japanese sword-making fused with a modern, minimalist design. Featuring a 29” black Damascus steel blade, it is hand-forged using ancient techniques, showcasing intricate wave and swirl patterns that reflect expert craftsmanship. The full-tang construction ensures both durability and balance, making it perfect for practical use or display. Its seamless design, extending from the kashira to the saya, creates a smooth, unobtrusive profile that highlights the sword’s elegant simplicity.
The sleek handle and saya are both crafted from hardwood and hand-lacquered to a satiny finish, enhancing both the sword's beauty and its durability. With an overall length of 40 1/4”, the SilkSting Shirasaya is easy to wield, offering the perfect balance between size and function. The black finish harmonizes perfectly with the blade's dark patterns, creating a striking contrast while maintaining an understated elegance. This sword is a perfect choice for collectors who value both beauty and the refined simplicity of Japanese sword-making without excessive ornamentation.