• This blade comes with Single Full-Length Bo-Hi. There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Black Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) with a two-piece White Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• A Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has a Black Glossy Saya and Black Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41″ ~ 102cm. Its blade length measures 29″ ~ 71cm. And its handle length measures 10.2″ ~ 26cm

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect hand-forged Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Now, here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your wooden sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your wooden sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom sword isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for its looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made wooden  sword

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive

Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Black Coloring. There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Red Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) and a two-piece Black Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• A Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has a Red Abstractions Saya with Red Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 28″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.2″ ~ 26cm

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect hand-forged Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato/chokuto isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato/chokuto

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Black Coloring. There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped White Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) and a two-piece White Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• A Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has a White Abstractions Saya with White Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 28″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.2″ ~ 26cm

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato/chokuto isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato/chokuto

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Single Full-Length Bo-Hi.There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Gold Leather Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with a two-piece Black Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy + Brass Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has White Glossy Saya and  Gold Leather Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato/chokuto isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato/chokuto

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Single Full-Length Bo-Hi.There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Gold Leather Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with a two-piece Black Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Brass Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has White Glossy Saya and  Gold Leather Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato/chokuto isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato/chokuto

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Black & Red Coloring and Single Full-Length Bo-Hi.There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Black Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with a two-piece Black Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Iron Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has Black Glossy Saya and Black & White Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… We’ve got the perfect Samurai sword for you at Swords For Sale. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato/chokuto isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato/chokuto

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Black Coloring & Shinogi-Zukuri Shape.There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Black Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with a two-piece Black Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has Black Glossy Saya and Black Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 42.5″ ~ 108cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… Our full catalogue of ninjato swords can be found here. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your katana sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom katana isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made katana

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Katana’s blade comes with a Red Coloring and Single Full Length Bo-Hi (Wild Groove). There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Brown Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with a two-piece White Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has Black Standard Saya  and Brown Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of 41.73″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… Our full catalogue of ninjato swords can be found here. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Ninjato comes with Notare (Wave) Abrasive Hamon. There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Blue Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) with a two-piece White Same’Gawa (Rayskin).
• Iron Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• The Gold Brass Habaki & Seppa holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has a Black Matte Saya with a Blue Rayon Sageo.

This sword has a total sword length of  40.6″ ~ 103cm. Its blade measures 27.9″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.6″ ~ 27cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… Our full catalogue of ninjato swords can be found here. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your ninjato/chokuto sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom ninjato isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made ninjato

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.

• Ninjato’s blade comes with a Gunome (Zigzag) Hamon. There are always two bamboo mekugi (pegs) holding the handle together.
• A tightly-wrapped Red Rayon Handle (Tsuka-Ito) in the Hineri-Maki (Standard Wrap) with Low Menuki Style.
• Zinc Alloy Tsuba & Fittings. The most exquisite pieces of the sword, the tsuba, koshira, menuki, and fuchi add its finishing touches.
• The Gold Brass Brass Habaki & Seppa is holding the blade, handle and tsuba together.
• For the best sheathing and handling, great swords always need a good sheath and sageo cord. This sword has Deep Red Speckles on Black Saya with Red Dots on Black Rayon Sageo.

    This sword has a total sword length of 41.7″ ~ 106cm. Its blade measures 28″ ~ 71cm, and its handle 10.2″ ~ 26cm.

We make every blade to order, using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

This is all to ensure top quality for you. No two pieces are alike – so unique designs are forged and assembled specifically for you. Whether it be cutting ability or a piece of art for the house… Our full catalogue of ninjato swords can be found here. Here’s what will happen right after you order:

We hand-forge and perfect your sword

Your order will start processing 24 hours after you place it. This is a time we leave for any changes you’d like to make. A couple of days later, our master swordsmith starts to forge your sword’s blade. About a week later, our togishi (blade polisher and sharpener) takes charge to finish the blade.

It’s then time to assemble the sword. For most custom swords (in 85% of cases) we have blades, fittings, and other components ready to go. In these cases, the full assembly of the sword takes from one to two weeks. For more complex swords (in 15% of cases), it can take us around three-four weeks, up to at most six to have it assembled.

We send you pictures of your Ninjato sword for approval

Once the sword is ready and assembled, we take its pictures. We always do many angles to make sure everything is exactly as you ordered.

We send you these pictures by email. Your custom Ninjato isn’t shipped until we get your full approval for the sword’s looks. There are big-size pictures taken from the front, from the side, and the top… And also close-ups of most angles.

We ship your custom-made Ninjato

Once you approve the pictures, we send your sword by either our Expedited or our Express Service. This ensures speedy delivery times.

• Expedited Shipping is Available in Australia, Canada, Germany, and France | FREE, takes two-three weeks to arrive
• Express Shipping is Available Worldwide | 49.95$ with UPS or FedEx, takes from three days to a week and a half to arrive

Please note that you can have an import tax to pay depending on your location. You must take into account since we cannot pay it for you and is not our responsibility. In most cases, it ranges from 10 to 40$ depending on your country and the price of your sword.

Our master forgers take their time to make sure each sword’s blade has just enough detail…

Whether you choose a simple 1060 High Carbon blade, or want a more complex blade, like a Folded or Clay-Tempered one… Or perhaps even a Kobuse blade… Our swordsmith can create pretty much any design you wish for.

Then our assemblers take care of creating the best sword possible with the remaining pieces… like the habaki and seppa, the tsuba and its fittings, and the saya and sageo pairing.

If you look closely at our swords’ adornments, every piece looks as though it belongs right where its meant… On top quality blades, such as these only found in storybooks or movies about medieval Japan. And yet, they exist for a fraction of the price, here and now.