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MushaSKU SS1751BD

Musha – Red Dragon Katana with Mother of Pearl Inlay Scabbard

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Class
Battle Ready
Blade
1040-to-1045-high-carbon-steel
Weight
2 lbs 4.5 oz
Brand
Musha
Culture
Japanese

Overview

Musha - Red Dragon Katana with Mother of Pearl Inlay Scabbard

The Musha Red Dragon Katana has a hand-forged blade of clay-tempered 1040 to 1045 high carbon steel which features a genuine hamon; the hardened steel of the blade is visible in the wavy patterning along the keen blade edge and unneeded weight is removed from the blade with its bohi groove to create a quick-striking sword. The highly detailed tsuba is well-cast from solid antiqued copper which is surmounted by brass seppa and a brass habaki. The wooden grip has panels of genuine rayskin and is bound in black ito cord. Its fuchi and kashira components are crafted from antiqued metal.

The sword is paired with a wooden saya scabbard which is richly adorned with mother of pearl inlay set among smoothly stained glossy red wood. A sageo cord completes the scabbard and included is a cloth sword bag for storage / transport

Specifications

Every measurement that matters

Brand
Musha
Culture
Japanese
Blade
1040-to-1045-high-carbon-steel
Weight
2 lbs 4.5 oz
Edge
Sharp
Thickness
7.5 mm - 4.5 mm
Width
31.2 mm
Grip Length
9 3/4" (Ito Grip Wrap)
Class
Battle Ready

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Q What steel is the blade made from? Common Question
A — KOA

Clay-tempered 1060 high carbon steel with a visible hamon.

Q Is the blade sharpened? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, it comes sharp.

Q Does the blade have a bohi? Common Question
A — KOA

Yes, a bohi groove reduces weight and aids handling.

Q What are the tsuba, habaki, and seppa made of? Common Question
A — KOA

The tsuba is antiqued copper; the habaki and seppa are brass.

Q What materials are used on the grip? Common Question
A — KOA

Wood core with panels of genuine rayskin and a black ito cord wrap; antiqued fuchi and kashira fittings.

Q What is included with the sword? Common Question
A — KOA

A glossy red wooden saya with mother of pearl inlay, sageo cord, and a cloth sword bag.

Q What are the key dimensions and weight? Common Question
A — KOA

Overall length 39 1/4 in, blade length 28 in, width 31.2 mm, thickness tapers 7.5–4.5 mm, point of balance about 5 in, weight 2 lb 4.5 oz, grip length 9 3/4 in.

Q Is this suitable for cutting practice? Common Question
A — KOA

It is a sharp, battle-ready katana; suitability depends on user skill and local guidelines.

Q Where is it made? Common Question
A — KOA

China, by Musha.

Q How should I maintain it? Common Question
A — KOA

Keep the blade lightly oiled, dry after handling, and store in the saya or the included bag to protect the finish and fittings.

The Maker

Musha

Musha swords offer a variety of functional, battle ready blades made using 1045 carbon steel.

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