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Katana
All our authentic samurai swords, carefully selected steel, ranging from budget-friendly options to premium high-end katanas.

Tachi
The tachi is a type of Japanese sword longer than the standard katana, rooted in tradition and craftsmanship. It was designed primarily for powerful cutting strikes.

Wakizashi
The wakizashi is a shorter Japanese sword carried as a sidearm, traditionally designed for close-quarters combat indoors.

Manga Katana
Replica swords inspired by anime, movies, and video games. Faithful to the originals, crafted with exceptional quality.
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Anime Swords
Discover our anime series samurai swords, drawn from the most popular worlds in today’s ACG culture — anime, manga, and video game replicas that stay true to their source material.
Each piece is crafted with exceptional attention to detail, making it ideal for collectors, cosplayers, and even martial arts practice. These are not simple props; they are authentic creations made from real metal.
Katana FAQ
Choosing the right katana is important. If you have any questions, reach out to us at support@ironpoet.com — we’re always ready to assist.
The “katana” (Japanese: 刀 / かたな ) is a traditional sword originating from Japan.
In fact, katana refers to several types of Japanese swords, but in common usage, it typically refers to the uchigatana — a single-edged, naturally curved sword with a blade length of over 2 shaku (approximately 23 inches).
A: Our katanas start at $100, with prices varying depending on the design, materials, and craftsmanship.
A: Orders are typically processed within 24 hours on business days.
A: We ship worldwide. Delivery usually takes 5–10 business days, depending on your shipping address and location.
A: Yes! We offer handcrafted and customized katanas. You can choose your blade style, handle material, engraving, and more. Contact us for custom orders.
A: Avoid touching the blade with bare hands to prevent rust.
Keep it away from humidity.
Before long-term storage, clean the blade and apply anti-rust oil (or machine oil).
A: Feel free to reach out to us via email info@ironpoet.com or our contact form. We’re happy to assist you with any questions about our katanas, shipping, customization, or anything else.
Everything about katanas

How Folding and Forging Actually Works — The Art of Shita-Kitae and Age-Kitae So, let’s say you’ve got a chunk of tamahagane, the traditional Japanese steel used to make a katana. Congrats — now th...

Clay tempering is a traditional technique used in making katanas, in which clay is applied to the blade before quenching. Its purpose is to give the katana both hardness and toughness, while also c...

Jihada – The Skin of the Katana Steel When we talk about the beauty of a Japanese sword, it’s not just the elegant shape that’s been passed down through history. There’s also something called “jiga...

What Is “Sori”? “Sori” means the curve of a katana. If you draw a straight line from the tip of the blade to the bottom of the back edge, the distance from that line to the deepest part of the curv...