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Murayumaru Katana

Sale price$395.00

Edge: Sharpened

Natural wood mounts and a leather-covered wood saya make material and texture central to the Murayumaru Katana. The clay-tempered T10 blade provides a cooler, cleaner counterpoint.

Details

  • T10 steel blade with clay tempering.
  • Hand-forged construction is listed for this model.
  • Full-tang construction is listed for the katana.
  • Hamon is listed for this blade.
  • Copper fittings are part of the koshirae or saya.
  • Edge options: Sharpened and Unsharpened.

Specifications

Specification Details
Item number Y-2406
Blade steel T10 Steel
Heat treatment Clay Tempering
Hamon Hamon
HRC 57-59
Full length 103 cm
Blade length 70 cm
Tsuka length 27 cm
Blade width 3.2 cm
Blade thickness 0.7 cm
Full weight 1250 g
Tsuba Brass
Edge options Sharpened / Unsharpened
Type Katana
Koshirae Copper Alloy
Tsuka Sourwood
Saya Wood & Leather
A Japanese sword displayed on a stand, featuring a tan-colored scabbard and a polished wooden handle wrapped in decorative cord.
Murayumaru KatanaSharpened Sale price$395.00

From the Forge to Your Hands

Steel and Heat Treatment

The Right Steel, Backed by Years of Heat-Treating Experience.

Full Tang

Whether for practice or display, a full-tang construction is non-negotiable.

Handmade

Carefully fitting and inspecting each handle, guard, scabbard… is key to lasting durability.

Delivered Safe & Secure

Fast Shipping, Reliable Support, and Confidence with Every Katana.

Long Handle Temper Katana
Blade Details

Materials & Craftsmanship

Steel

We choose the right steel for each katana—nothing more, nothing less

Structure

One continuous piece of steel, from blade to handle

Heat Treatment

Through-hardened or clay-tempered, years of experience get it just right

Midnight Tachi
Fitting Details

Hand-Fitted Koshirae

Saya

Shaped to follow the katana’s curve, with a secure fit for a smooth draw without slipping loose

Tsuba

For centuries, the tsuba has reflected its owner’s taste—and is often the first detail to catch the eye

Tsuka

A comfortable shape, a tight wrap—the first step to bringing out a katana’s true power is a firm grip