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Everything about katanas

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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.