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Dragon KingSKU SD35211

Dragon King – Autumn Leaf Katana – New Version

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Class
Battle Ready
Weight
2 lbs 5 oz
Culture
Japanese

Overview

Dragon King - Autumn Leaf Katana - New Version

This is the new version of this katana by Dragon King which features a clay tempered blade

The Autumn Leaf katana with its Ginkgo Leaf motif symbolizes longevity and tenacity in Japan, for the Gingko with its characteristic fan-shaped leaves can live for a thousand years and thus symbolizes all that is rooted, ancient and venerable. The blade is forged form sharp and well tempered 5160 high carbon steel with a genuine hamon created by its traditional, clay-tempering treatment which gave the blade edge a hardness of 60 HRc and a resilient body of 40 HRc. A fine polishing of the blade brings out the full beauty of the hamon.

The tsuba, fuchi and kashira are darkened and antiqued stainless steel and its habaki and seppa are of silver. The wooden tsuka has panels of genuine rayskin with a knotted ito wrap of brown cord. Silver menuki are fitted beneath the folds of the tsuka to complete the sword. The sword is matched with a wooden saya with a glossy black lacquer and a black sageo cord. The koiguchi is of polished buffalo horn and included is a cloth sword bag for transport and storage.

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Culture
Japanese
Weight
2 lbs 5 oz
Edge
Very Sharp
P.O.B.
5 1/2"
Thickness
7.5 mm - 5.7 mm
Width
31.3 mm
Grip Length
11"
Class
Battle Ready

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Q Is the blade clay tempered and does it have a real hamon? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes. It is clay tempered 5160 high carbon steel with a genuine hamon, polished to show its activity.

Q How sharp is the edge out of the box? Common Question
A — KOA

It is described as very sharp and suitable for cutting practice with proper technique and safety.

Q What are the overall and blade lengths? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length is 41 5/8 inches; blade length is 29 1/8 inches.

Q What is the point of balance? Common Question
A — KOA

Approximately 5 1/2 inches from the tsuba.

Q What materials are used for the fittings and handle? Common Question
A — KOA

Tsuba, fuchi, and kashira are darkened antiqued stainless steel; habaki and seppa are silver-colored; the wooden tsuka has genuine rayskin panels with a brown cord ito and silver menuki.

Q What style and motif does this katana follow? Common Question
A — KOA

It features a ginkgo (autumn leaf) motif symbolizing longevity and tenacity, with a glossy black saya and buffalo horn koiguchi.

Q Is it battle ready? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, it is listed as battle ready; suitable for cutting practice and collection. Always follow local laws and train safely.

Q Where is it made? Common Question
A — KOA

Manufacturer is Dragon King; country of origin is China.

Q What maintenance is recommended? Common Question
A — KOA

Wipe the blade dry after handling, apply light oil, store in the included cloth bag and saya, and periodically check the ito and mekugi for tightness.

Q Does it include a scabbard? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, a wooden saya with glossy black lacquer and black sageo cord is included.

The Maker

Dragon King

Based in Dalian, China, the sword master behind Dragon King has made a name for themselves among collectors. Their extremely desirable swords prioritize function while also celebrating heritage, detail and decoration.

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