Hanbon Forge – Sanemi Shinazugawa Sword – Demon Slayer
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- Blade
- T10 High Carbon Steel
- Overall Length
- 39 7/8"
- Weight
- 2 lbs 6 oz
- Brand
- Hanbon Forge
- Culture
- Japanese
Overview
Hanbon Forge - Sanemi Shinazugawa Sword – Demon Slayer
The fearsome Nichirin sword of Sanemi Shinazugawa from Demon Slayer is expertly recreated by Hanbon Forge as a fully functional katana built from quality T10 high-carbon steel and traditional battle ready katana construction. Far more than a display piece or cosplay prop this version is crafted to deliver real-world cutting performance and is ideal for serious collectors, cutting practitioners, and fans who want a dependable, battle-quality blade that channels the harsh resolve and raw power of the Wind Hashira. Weighing 2 lbs 6 oz and balancing at roughly 5 1/2 inches ahead of the guard, the sword offers robust handling with a crisp, lively feel in the hand, combining strength and agility in a way that evokes disciplined samurai craftsmanship.
The 28 3/4" blade is forged from tempered steel to produce a resilient, wear-resistant edge supported by a durable spine capable of absorbing shock and maintaining structural integrity under stress. Its finish is clean and functional, reflecting Sanemi’s no-nonsense, straightforward style. A full-length katana tang is securely fitted into a tsuka wrapped in just over 9 inches of tightly bound white and dark green ito cord, providing a confident, secure grip suited for precise cuts, vigorous practice, or display. The tsuba and all metal fittings are solid and well-crafted, significantly more substantial than the plastic components found on lower-quality replicas — giving the sword a durable, weighty feel and a lasting build quality.
Included with the sword is a wooden scabbard bound in black and white faux leather which is finished to complement the blade’s simple yet powerful aesthetic. Also enclosed are a decorative presentation box and a brocade sword bag for safe storage and elegant display, as well as a manufacturer’s certificate verifying the craftsmanship and authenticity of the sword.
Sanemi Shinazugawa — the Wind Hashira known for his fierce temperament, unmatched endurance, and ruthless skill — wields his blade with unwavering determination and cutting precision. This high-quality steel reproduction captures the raw energy and disciplined strength of his weapon while offering real-world balance, sturdiness, and cutting capability. Whether you’re adding to a collection, using it for cutting practice, or displaying it as a centerpiece, this sword stands as a worthy tribute to the Wind Hashira’s relentless spirit.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- Hanbon Forge
- Culture
- Japanese
- Overall Length
- 39 7/8"
- Blade Length
- 28 3/4"
- Blade
- T10 High Carbon Steel
- Weight
- 2 lbs 6 oz
- Edge
- Sharp
- P.O.B.
- 5 1/2"
- Thickness
- 7.2 mm - 4.3 mm
- Width
- 31.6 mm
- Grip Length
- 9 1/4"
- Country of Origin
- China
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Q&A
Questions from the community
Q What is the blade made of, and is this sword actually built for cutting? Common Question
The blade is forged from T10 high-carbon steel and tempered for a resilient, wear-resistant edge with a spine that absorbs shock under stress. It ships with a sharp edge and full battle-ready construction, making it suited to cutting practice on targets like tatami mat or rolled straw as well as display.
Q Does it have a full tang? Common Question
Yes, it has a full-length katana tang that runs the length of the tsuka and is securely fitted into the handle beneath the ito wrap. This is the traditional construction that lets the sword stand up to real cutting practice rather than display use alone.
Q How does the balance feel in the hand? Common Question
The point of balance sits about 5 1/2 inches ahead of the guard, which keeps the blade from feeling tip-heavy and gives it a crisp, lively response through cuts. Combined with a weight of 2 lbs 6 oz, it handles with agility while still carrying enough presence for cutting work.
Q What comes with the sword? Common Question
It includes a wooden scabbard bound in black and white faux leather, a decorative presentation box, a brocade sword bag for storage, and a manufacturer's certificate.
Q How should I take care of the blade? Common Question
Wipe the blade down after handling or cutting sessions and apply a light coat of oil to guard against rust, since it ships sharp and the T10 high-carbon steel will corrode if left damp. Store it out of the scabbard in a dry place long term, as the wooden saya and its faux-leather binding can trap moisture against the blade even though it's fine for short-term display or transport.
Q What do the fittings and guard look like? Common Question
The tsuba is an angular, star-shaped guard finished in green with light edging and rivet-like details, paired with a gold-toned habaki where it meets the blade. The fittings are metal rather than plastic, giving the sword a substantial, weighty feel in hand.
Q What does the blade finish look like? Common Question
The blade carries a black-finished body along the spine with a jagged, wave-patterned green edge design running along the cutting edge, styled after the character's signature look. The flat of the blade shows a gradient with the same wavy pattern reflected beneath the coloring.
Q What does the handle and scabbard look like? Common Question
The tsuka is wrapped in just over 9 inches of white and dark green ito cord over what appears to be a same (ray skin) base, finished with a matching green pommel cap. The scabbard is black with a white mottled pattern and green throat and tip fittings that match the handle's accent color.
Q Who is this sword suited for? Common Question
It suits collectors who want a display-worthy tribute to the character, as well as practitioners who want a sharp, full-tang blade for cutting practice. The combination of tempered T10 steel construction and a lively balance makes it capable of both roles rather than one or the other.
The Maker
Hanbon Forge
Since 2007, HanBon Forge has been recognized as a premier swords manufacturer committed to preserving the ancient art of bladesmithing. Based in Longquan, China, their forge is dedicated to crafting high-quality, handcrafted swords and authentic martial arts equipment for both serious practitioners and discerning collectors worldwide.
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