John Lee Musashi Ichi Tanto 0106857220

Miamoto Musashi, the legendary samurai of feudal Japan, is known for his unrivaled skill in swordsmanship and his legacy as an artist and craftsman. Among his many skills, Musashi founded a school for the production of prints (Tsuba), which demonstrated his skill and ability in sword making and his commitment to tradition.

The 0106857220 John Lee Musashi Ichi Tanto is inspired by Musashi's skills and legacy. The sword's blade is handcrafted from carbon steel and hardened in a traditional manner, with a fine hamon line running along the blade. The blade is The sharp blade is provided with a Bo-hi (channel) for weight reduction, making it more maneuverable and easier to handle.

The handle (Tsuka) of the sword is made of high-quality wood and is covered with real fish skin (same). The handle wrap (Tsuka-Ito) is traditionally made of black cotton and features two decorative menuki. The sword weight is particularly long and is fixed in place with two bamboo pins (Mekugi), which ensures that the blade is securely fastened to the handle.

The sword's scabbard (Saya) is made of wood and features a blade brace (Habaki) made of brass. This design ensures that the blade is protected when not in use and adds a touch of elegance to the sword's overall design.

The dimensions of the 0106857220 John Lee Musashi Ichi Tanto are impressive. The total length is about 41 cm, the blade of the sword measures about 27 cm, while the handle has a length of about 14 cm. The curvature of the blade (sori) is about 8 mm. Weighing about 0.5 kg (without sheath) and 0.6 kg (with sheath), this sword is easy to handle and suitable for any situation.

In short, the 0106857220 John Lee Musashi Ichi Tanto is a stunning and elegant replica of a traditional samurai sword. Its design is based on the unrivalled skill of Miamoto Musashi, making it a unique piece that any fan of Japanese history or martial arts would be proud to have in their collection.