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High Quality Katana Swords Available at Ab Sword

          Ab Sword has earned its renowned reputation by offering high-quality, fully operational swords for sale to passionate enthusiasts globally. Our selection features an array of classic samurai and ninja blades, all meticulously hand-forged by master artisans. When you invest in one of our swords, you acquire a meticulously crafted, full tang, and fully functional masterpiece. Whether you intend to use it for dojo training or proudly display it as an art piece in your home, our collection of genuine swords has the ideal blade for your requirements.

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From the meticulous folding of steel for strength and flexibility to the intricate hamon patterns created through clay tempering, each sword is a work of art.Dating back to the ancient sword period

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Ab Sword Guide

Samurai swords, or katanas, are special due to their unique craftsmanship, historical significance, and cultural symbolism. They are renowned for their distinctive curved shape, sharpness, and the intricate process involved in their making. Traditionally crafted katanas are considered works of art, embodying the samurai spirit and Japanese heritage. Their enduring appeal lies in their blend of functional design, aesthetic beauty, and deep-rooted symbolism in Japanese culture.

Katanas were initially created as weapons for samurai, the warrior class of feudal Japan. They were designed to be effective tools for self-defense, combat, and battlefield use. The curved blade and sharp edge of the katana made it well-suited for cutting and slicing, and it could be used for both offensive and defensive purposes.

Every Katana in our inventory boasts a full tang construction. Through meticulous hand forging, we ensure that the blade seamlessly extends into the handle, enhancing both strength and resilience. This construction not only elevates the sword’s performance during practice but also pays homage to the revered Japanese craftsmanship and tradition.

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US, Canada, France and Germany Orders: EMS (Worldwide Express Mail Service)

Other Orders: UPS Express or Fedex Express

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Other Orders: $45USD per Sword

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Processing Time (Handmade by Order)

Normal Orders: 1 – 2 business days

Custom Orders: 3 – 5 business days (Standard Length Blade and Handle)

20 – 30 business days (Non-standard Length Blade and Handle)

Notes: For some high-performance swords may require longer handmade processing time, depending on the difficulty of the craft.

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Estimated Delivery Time

5 – 10 business days (US, CA, FR, DE Orders)

10 – 15 business days (Other Orders)

Our Katanas are meticulously crafted through traditional forging techniques, guided by the skilled hands of seasoned craftsmen. To ensure the utmost sharpness, precision, and the ability to perform Tameshigiri cutting, we entrust the polishing process to a master in the art. Additionally, we provide an option for razor-sharp precision, where our master polisher dedicates extra hours to perfecting your sword, ensuring it cuts with the precision and sharpness of a razor.

The Hamon, an integral feature of the Katana, serves as the temper line that demarcates the sharpest segment of the blade from the more resilient section. This process involves the careful application of a unique clay mixture to the blade, imparting distinct heating characteristics. As a result, the blade attains a heightened HRC hardness at its edge, a critical facet of Katana forging.Understanding the Hamon is pivotal when assessing the authenticity of your Katana, as this distinctive line is inherent to all Katanas. Subsequently, during the stone polishing phase, the Hamon line is further unveiled, ensuring the blade is honed to razor-sharp precision while revealing the intricate details of the Hamon. An authentic Katana invariably features a differentially tempered blade, showcasing the iconic Hamon, a hallmark of its genuine heritage.

AbSword is not just another sword reseller; we take pride in being a dedicated sword manufacturer. This distinction allows us to offer our exceptional swords at highly competitive prices. By bypassing the extra markups associated with intermediaries, we extend to our customers the advantage of more budget-friendly pricing while upholding the superior quality of our swords.Our comprehensive control over the entire production process, spanning from the conceptualization and meticulous crafting of each sword to rigorous quality control measures, is a testament to our commitment to excellence. Being a direct manufacturer affords us the capacity to guarantee the utmost craftsmanship and uncompromised quality in all our products.

A Katana crafted in Japan using the renowned Tamahagane steel by a skilled Japanese blacksmith, following the time-honored tradition, often comes with a price tag ranging between $5,000 and $15,000. However, the world of Katanas can be somewhat perplexing, as there are also antique Katanas, traditionally forged, which can be discovered as second-hand items priced at $1,000 or more, depending on their condition. Additionally, you can encounter traditionally forged Katanas in various countries, crafted from alternative high-quality steels, available for a few hundred dollars.

At our store, we proudly offer a range of Katanas, starting at a modest $200.

AbSword stands proudly as a distinguished sword manufacturer, distinct from the typical role of a reseller. Our expertise lies in the art of crafting and producing swords, utilizing time-honored techniques and authentic materials. On our website, you’ll discover an extensive array of swords available for purchase, encompassing a variety of styles, with the added option of customizing your selection to suit your preferences.

The Complete Guide to the Parts of a Japanese Sword: Terminology and Function Explained

Katana Parts Anatomy
A. 先重り (Sakikasane)
Tip Thickness (Saki-Kasane)
B. 元重り (Motokasane)
Base Thickness (Moto-Kasane)
C. 切先長さ (Kissaki Nagasa)
Kissaki (Point) Length
D. 先幅 (Sakihaba)
Tip Width (Saki-Haba)
E. 棟 (Mune)
Mune (Back/Spine)
F. 元幅 (Motohaba)
Base Width (Moto-Haba)
G. 棟区 (Munemachi)
Mune-notch (Mune-Machi)
H. 刃区 (Hamachi)
Blade-notch (Ha-Machi)
I. 刃弧 (Fukura)
Fukura (Curve of the Kissaki's edge)
J. 帽子 (Boshi)
Boshi (Temper Line in the Kissaki)
K. 横手 (Yokote)
Yokote Line (Ridge separating Kissaki from body)
L. 小鎬 (Koshinogi)
Koshi-no-Hira / Shinogi of the Kissaki
M. 三角 (Mitsukado)
Mitsukado (Point where Yokote, Shinogi, and Ko-Shinogi meet)
N. 鎬三角 (Shinogi Mitsukado)
Shinogi-Mitsukado (Intersection of Yokote and Shinogi)
Japanese Sword Parts Anatomy Diagram
O. 鎬地 (Shinogi-ji)
Shinogi-Ji (Area between Shinogi Ridge and Mune)
P. 鎬 (Shinogi)
Shinogi (Ridge Line)
Q. 地 (Ji)
Ji (Surface area between Shinogi and Hamon)
R. 刃 (Ha)
Ha (Hardened Cutting Edge)
S. 刃先 (Hasaki)
Edge / Cutting Line (Ha-Saki)
T. 匂口 (Nioiguchi)
Nioi-Guchi (Demarcation Line of the Hamon)
U. 足 (Ashi)
Ashi (Lines/Streaks extending from the Hamon into the Ji)
V. 刃長 (Hachō)
Blade Length (Nagasa)
W. 反り (Sori)
Curvature (Sori)
X. 全長 (Zenchō)
Total Length (Overall including Nakago)
Y. 中心長 (Nakago Nagasa)
Tang Length (Nakago Length)
Z. 目釘穴 (Mekugiana)
Peg Hole (Mekugi-Ana)
AA. 銘 (Mei)
Signature (Mei - Engraved on the Tang)
Ab Sword — Katana Sword Parts (click to expand)

Welcome to Ab Sword. Below is a concise, expert guide to the many parts of a traditional Japanese Katana.

Sori — Blade Curvature

Sori means the curve of the blade. Its depth affects handling and slicing performance; deeper sori often improves draw and cut dynamics.

Shinogi & Shinogi-Ji — The Ridge & Flat

The shinogi is the ridge running between edge and spine. The flat plane behind it is the shinogi-ji, both contribute to strength and elegant geometry.

Hamon — The Temper Line

The hamon is the visible temper pattern created by differential clay-tempering, separating a hard, razor edge from a tougher spine. Each hamon is unique and a hallmark of a skilled smith.

Boshi — Hamon at the Tip

Boshi is the hamon’s continuation into the point (kissaki). Proper polishing of the boshi is delicate work and reveals the blade’s true character.

Yokote — Tip Divider

Yokote visually separates the blade body from the tip. Some styles omit a distinct yokote, but most katanas show this defining line.

Kissaki — The Tip

Kissaki is the sword tip — shapes vary and influence thrusting and finishing technique.

Ha — Cutting Edge

The ha is the cutting edge, traditionally hardened by the hamon process. Steel selection, temper, and polish determine edge performance and durability.

Bo-Hi — Fuller Groove

The bo-hi (groove) lightens and rebalances the blade and produces a characteristic sound when swung — a practical and aesthetic feature.

Nakago — The Tang

Nakago is the unexposed tang under the handle. It often bears the smith’s signature and is essential to the sword’s structural integrity.

Saya — The Scabbard

The saya is the wooden scabbard shaped for rapid draw and secure carry. Lacquer, finish, and fit protect the blade when stored.

Kurigata & Shitodome — Cord Knob & Reinforcement

The kurigata is the knob on the saya for passing the cord (sageo); the shitodome reinforces it. Together they combine utility with visual balance.

Sageo — Mounting Cord

Sageo secures the saya to the wearer’s belt. Materials and colors vary, often matched to the handle wrap for a cohesive look.

Habaki & Seppa — Collar and Spacers

The habaki is a collar that seats the blade in the saya and absorbs shock; seppa are thin washers that stabilize the guard and fittings.

Tsuba — Handguard

The tsuba protects the hand and helps balance the sword. Many tsuba are decorative artworks in their own right.

Fuchi — Handle Collar

Fuchi reinforces the handle base and visually complements the kashira at the pommel.

Tsuka-Ito — Handle Wrapping

The tsuka-ito is the cord wrap over the ray skin, made from silk, cotton, leather, or synthetic fibers for grip and comfort.

Same — Ray or Shark Skin

Same (ray skin) under the wrap provides texture and holds the wrap in place while adding strength to the tsuka.

Mekugi — Pegs

Mekugi are small bamboo or wooden pegs that secure the tsuka to the nakago; removable for maintenance but crucial during use.

Menuki — Grip Ornaments

Menuki are decorative fittings beneath the wrap that improve grip and carry symbolic motifs.

Kashira — Pommel Cap

The kashira caps the end of the handle and completes the visual motif with the fuchi, anchoring the wrap and structure.

At Ab Sword, every component — from the blade’s hamon to the handle’s menuki — is crafted and assembled to honor centuries of Japanese swordmaking. Our pages explain these parts so collectors and practitioners can appreciate both form and function.

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