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Demon Slayer Katana

Bring your favorite Hashira’s power to life with this high-quality Demon Slayer sword replica. Forged in the spirit of the anime’s iconic Nichirin blades, each katana captures the essence of its wielder—from flame and water to thunder and wind.

Perfect for cosplay, collection, or display, these full-length anime katana replicas feature steel construction, engraved details, and anime-accurate guards and scabbards. Whether you’re a fan of Tanjiro, Rengoku, Giyu, or others, this is the sword that brings their story into your hands.

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Tomioka Giyu Nichirin Katana with a black blade and hexagonal tsuba, inspired by the Water Hashira from Demon Slayer.Tomioka Giyu’s Nichirin Sword with hexagonal guard and “Destroyer of Demons” inscription from Demon Slayer.
Sale price$199.00
Kyojuro Rengoku’s Nichirin Sword with flame-like red blade.Kyojuro Rengoku’s Nichirin Sword with flame-shaped tsuba from Demon Slayer.
Sale price$199.00
Tanjiro’s Nichirin sword from Demon Slayer featuring Flame Hashira’s guard.Close-up of Flame Hashira’s flame-shaped guard on Tanjiro’s Nichirin sword from Demon Slayer.
Sale price$199.00
Muichiro's sword in blue and black from Demon Slayer.The tsuba of Muichiro's sword, featuring a central rectangular frame with four small rectangles at the corners, in a gold color.
Sale price$199.00
Complete view of Zenitsu’s Nichirin sword, featuring lightning stripes across the blade.Close-up of Zenitsu’s sword tsuba, featuring a round silver center with a yellow border.
Sale price$199.00
A full view of Sanemi's sword featuring a unique green blade.A detailed view of Sanemi's sword, featuring the tsuba and blade, which is engraved with the words "Destroyer of Demons" (惡鬼滅殺).
Sale price$199.00
Shinobu’s Nichirin sword from Demon Slayer with its butterfly-shaped guard and slender design.Close-up of Shinobu's butterfly-shaped sword guard (tsuba) from Demon Slayer.
Sale price$199.00

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What is the nichirin sword?

Nichirin Swords (日輪刀 / にちりんとう / Nichirin-tō) are the signature weapons of the Demon Slayer Corps, specifically designed to slay demons and serve as one of the primary means of defeating them. These blades undergo a color transformation the first time they are wielded, with the color reflecting the wielder’s personality and Breathing Style. Each color signifies a different power path. Typically, the blades are inscribed with the phrase “惡鬼滅殺” (“Destroyer of Demons”), symbolizing the swordsman’s affiliation with the Corps.
Nichirin Blades are forged from a special ore known as Scarlet Crimson Ore (Nichirin Ore) and Scarlet Crimson Steel (Nichirin Steel), which absorbs sunlight, allowing the blades to mimic the sun’s demon-killing properties.

Nichirin swords of the main characters in Demon Slayer

Black nichirin sword (later turning into a red nichirin sword) — Tanjiro Kamado sword

Initially, Tanjiro wields a black-bladed Nichirin sword, which is believed to subtly hint at his link with the Sun Breathing technique. Later, when using the Sun Breathing (Hinokami Kagura), the blade emits a glowing red hue, becoming a bright red sword (かくとう / Kakutō). Though he begins with Water Breathing, Tanjiro eventually transitions to Sun Breathing.

Blue-green nichirin sword (dual swords) — Inosuke Hashibira sword

Inosuke wields a pair of jagged, beast-like swords, which he modified himself. Both blades are blue-green, and his dual-wielding style is wild and feral. He uses his self-developed Beast Breathing, mimicking the pouncing instincts of wild animals.

Yellow nichirin sword — Zenitsu Agatsuma sword

Zenitsu’s blade is yellow, decorated with lightning-shaped patterns. The black sheath contrasts with the blade and reflects his Thunder Breathing style. He is a master of the First Form, focusing all his power into a single, explosive attack.

What does each color nichirin sword mean?

The Hashira (Pillars) are the nine most powerful swordsmen of the Demon Slayer Corps, each with their own unique Breathing Style and specialized Nichirin weapon.
The hashira’s swords: colors, features, and breathing styles

Red nichirin blade — flame hashira: Kyojuro Rengoku

A blazing red blade with a flame-shaped guard, inscribed with “惡鬼滅殺”. His Flame Breathing style often visually manifests as fire surrounding his strikes.

Blue nichirin blade — water hashira: Giyu Tomioka

A deep blue standard blade, also bearing the “惡鬼滅殺” engraving. Wielded with Water Breathing, his attacks are smooth and fluid, resembling flowing water.

Orange-gold nichirin blade — sound hashira: Tengen Uzui

Twin oversized blades linked by a metal chain, resembling cleavers. His Sound Breathing style is explosive and flamboyant, emphasizing powerful, rhythmic strikes.

White nichirin blade — mist hashira: Muichiro Tokito (greenish-blue in anime)

A slender white blade designed for swift movement and rapid slashing. His Mist Breathing style emphasizes speed and precision, creating mist-like illusions in combat.

Pink nichirin blade — love hashira: Mitsuri Kanroji

A ribbon-like, ultra-flexible blade suited for long-range and whip-like attacks. Her Love Breathing is a blend of elegance and ferocity, utilizing both grace and power.

Purple nichirin blade — serpent hashira: Obanai Iguro

A serpentine, wavy blade, ideal for twisting and unpredictable attacks. His Serpent Breathing is often synchronized with his pet snake, Kaburamaru, creating a constricting battle style.

Green nichirin blade — wind hashira: Sanemi Shinazugawa

A jagged-edged, rugged blade reflecting his savage and chaotic nature. His Wind Breathing style is violent and wild, like a raging storm.

Flail and axe with chains — stone hashira: Gyomei Himejima

He wields a spiked flail and an axe, linked by a heavy chain, rather than a sword. His Stone Breathing technique is fortified by his blindness, as he fights using enhanced hearing and prayer beads.

Lavender-blue nichirin blade — insect hashira: Shinobu Kocho

A special thin-edged blade, incapable of decapitation, designed to inject wisteria-based poison into demons. She uses Insect Breathing, derived from Flower Breathing, which relies on speed and agility.

The black nichirin sword: why it’s the best

The Black Nichirin Blade is extremely rare and was historically considered an unlucky omen, as its true potential was unknown. However, it is later revealed to possibly represent all other colors, hinting at a hidden connection to the primordial and strongest style—Sun Breathing. Tanjiro, who inherits this blade, ultimately combines its form with Crimson Blade transformation and Blood Demon Art, surpassing even the Hashira in combat effectiveness.

Bright red sword (かくとう / Kakutō)

The bright red sword (Kakutō) is a rarely achieved form of the Nichirin Blade, brought forth by pushing the sword to its limits—causing it to glow red-hot like molten steel. It possesses sunlight-like properties, allowing it to burn demon cells, greatly enhance cutting power, and inhibit regeneration, making it especially effective against Upper Rank demons and Muzan Kibutsuji.

Katana mountings (koshirae)

This is an introduction to the main parts of the katana, click to learn more about the detailed introduction of guide to katana terms and meanings.

Tsuka

The handle of the katana, where the sword is gripped.

Tsuka-maki

The decorative cord wrapping on the handle, providing grip and style.

Tsuba

The guard between the blade and handle, protecting the hand.

Blade

The blade part of the katana is partially deeply embedded in the handle.

Hamon

The pattern on the blade, created during the tempering process.

Kissaki

The tip of the blade, designed for precision thrusting and cutting.

Saya

The wooden scabbard that houses the blade when not in use.

Sageo

The cord used to tie the saya to the belt or obi.

Katana collections of tradition and mastery

Katana buying guide

Whether for practice, collection, or display, find the katana that resonates with your spirit.

What Is a Katana?

The katana originated in ancient Japan.

What we commonly refer to as "katana" today is actually a specific type of Japanese sword — professionally known as the uchigatana.

The uchigatana is the most iconic style, featured in countless movies, anime, and historical depictions.

However, Japan’s sword-making tradition includes many types of blades, such as the tachi, wakizashi, and tanto.

Katanas are characterized by their natural curvature, which is not manually shaped, but instead formed naturally during clay tempering — a traditional Japanese heat-treatment method.

During quenching, the edge and spine cool at different rates, causing the blade to curve and producing a beautiful hamon (temper line).

The hamon is an essential element when appreciating the beauty of a traditional katana.

Anatomy of a Katana

A complete katana consists of the blade (nagasa) and the fittings (koshirae).

The fittings include components such as the handle (tsuka), scabbard (saya), and guard (tsuba).

One unique feature of the katana is that the blade and the fittings can be separated and customized.

You can match a blade with different fittings according to your aesthetic preferences, creating a katana that is uniquely yours.

How to Choose the Right Katana

To help you find your ideal sword, we've categorized our collection by steel type, each offering distinct characteristics:

  • T10 Steel Katana: Known for its high performance and hardness, utilizing modern steel technology to achieve superior performance.
  • Manganese Steel Katana: Offers a well-balanced profile, combining respectable hardness with excellent toughness — crucial for preventing breakage.
  • Carbon Steel Katana: Closest to the materials used in ancient Japan, delivering high hardness and sharpness, perfect for those seeking a traditional feel.
  • Damascus Steel Katana: Made with steel originating from the Middle East, featuring unique flowing patterns that add an artistic aesthetic to the blade.
  • Clay-Tempered Katana: Not defined by a specific steel type, but by a traditional Japanese forging technique that enhances performance and produces a distinctive hamon. Different tempering styles create different hamon patterns, each with its own character and beauty.

Each katana in our collection is crafted with respect for tradition, functionality, and art — whether you seek a piece for practice, collection, or display, you'll find a blade that resonates with your spirit.