Full-tang construction
The tang extends into the handle and is secured as part of the completed assembly.
Explore full-length katana made and assembled through our own Longquan workshop. Each listing records the specifications currently confirmed for that model, allowing you to compare steel, dimensions, edge condition, mountings, saya construction and availability before ordering.
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The tang extends into the handle and is secured as part of the completed assembly.
Selected models can be reviewed for either edge condition before production or dispatch.
Blade making, polishing, fitting, assembly and final inspection are coordinated through our Longquan workshop.
In Stock−32%1060 high-carbon steel
US$99
In Stock−29%1060 high-carbon steel
US$99
In Stock−31%1060 high-carbon steel
US$109
In Stock−15%Folded steel
US$169
In Stock−29%T10 steel
US$169
In Stock−15%Damascus steel
US$199
In Stock−20%Folded steel
US$329
In Stock−22%Folded steel
US$109
In Stock−22%Folded steel
US$109
In Stock−19%Damascus steel
US$129
In Stock−19%Folded steel
US$129
In Stock−19%Damascus steel
US$169Begin with the intended use and the dimensions rather than appearance alone. Blade length, handle length, overall weight and weight without the saya affect how substantial a finished sword feels. Our product pages list measurements only when they have been confirmed for the model.
Next compare the documented steel, heat treatment and blade construction. These terms describe different parts of the build and should not be treated as interchangeable quality labels. If a specification is not confirmed, ask us to review it before ordering.
Check blade length, handle length, overall length and both listed weights where available.
Compare the documented steel, heat treatment, geometry, bo-hi and finish.
Review the tsuka, tsuba, habaki, seppa, fittings and saya as one assembled system.
Choose a listed model, request an available change, or begin an advanced custom specification.
No. BladeSummit katana are newly made in our own workshop in Longquan, Zhejiang, China. They are Japanese-style swords and are not represented as antique or licensed Japanese nihonto.
Yes, selected models can be supplied sharpened or unsharpened. The final edge condition depends on the model, intended use, destination requirements and workshop review.
Customization may include fittings, handle wrap, saya finish, engraving and selected blade details. Feasibility, price and production time are confirmed in writing before production.
Tell us the intended use, dimensions, blade requirements, mounting preferences and destination. We will review feasibility before a custom order is accepted.
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