Akuma Wakizashi 悪魔

£350.00

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Hand-Forged Katana
Hand-Forged Katana
SPECIFICATIONS
Blade Hamon T10 steel with BO-HI
Guard (Tsuba 鍔) Pure gilded and sculpted copper
Scabbard (Saya 鞘) Lacquered ebony wood & bullhorn Kurigata
Handle (tsuka 柄) Authentic stingray leather
Carved and gilded pure copper Menuki kit
Bamboo Mekugi
DIMENSIONS
Length with sleeve 30 in
Length of the blade 20.5 in
Length of the handle 9 in
Width of the blade 1.2 in
Blade thickness 0.27 in
Weight 1 kg with sleeve

Features of the Akuma Wakizashi

The Wakizashi Akuma is an exceptional sword that merges the precision of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with luxurious aesthetics. Designed for both collectors and martial arts practitioners, this Wakizashi stands out with its sharp blade and elegant copper-gilded finishes. Inspired by the spirit of the warrior, the Wakizashi Akuma offers the perfect balance between functionality and artistry, embodying both tradition and refinement.

Blade (Tōshin 刀身)

The blade of the Wakizashi Akuma is forged from T10 steel, renowned for its outstanding strength and ability to maintain a razor-sharp edge. The carefully crafted hamon highlights the differential hardening process, ensuring the blade’s enhanced hardness and flexibility. The bo-hi (fuller) reduces the blade’s weight, improving cutting speed and producing a distinctive sound during movement, ideal for refining cutting techniques. With its high carbon content, the T10 steel blade is perfect for practical use while boasting impressive visual appeal.

Guard (Tsuba 鍔)

The guard is made from pure copper, gilded, and intricately sculpted, making it one of the standout features of this exceptional Wakizashi. The intricate designs on the tsuba add a rare level of sophistication, while still offering functional hand protection. Copper, a noble and durable material, allows for fine detailing while ensuring longevity that withstands the test of time.

Scabbard (Saya 鞘)

Crafted from lacquered ebony wood, the saya provides robust protection for the blade while ensuring a sophisticated appearance. The kurigata, made from bull horn, adds an extra touch of authenticity and elegance. The smooth, glossy lacquer finish on the scabbard reflects the care and precision of fine craftsmanship, combining beauty with durability.

Handle (Tsuka 柄)

Wrapped in genuine shagreen, the handle of the Wakizashi Akuma offers a stable and secure grip. This material, valued for its durability and textured, non-slip surface, has long been used in premium Japanese sword making. The menuki, crafted from gilded copper, subtly enhance the decorative aspect while improving the balance of the sword. The mekugi (bamboo pegs) ensure a strong and secure attachment between the blade and the handle, reinforcing the sword’s overall structure.

Dimensions

The Wakizashi Akuma measures 78 cm in total when sheathed, with a 52 cm blade that is perfectly balanced for smooth handling. The handle, 23 cm long, provides a comfortable and controlled grip. The blade, 3.2 cm wide and 0.7 cm thick, offers unmatched strength and precision. Weighing 1 kg in total, including the scabbard, this Wakizashi is designed to deliver both stability and lightness, ensuring optimal use for practitioners or collectors alike.


The Wakizashi Akuma is a perfect fusion of Japanese tradition and contemporary luxury. With its T10 steel blade, finely sculpted gilded copper guard, and genuine shagreen-wrapped handle, this sword is a true work of art. Whether used for sword practice or admired as a collector’s piece, the Wakizashi Akuma stands out for its exceptional quality and sophisticated design, offering its owner a truly unique experience.

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