Japanese Tachi Ceremonial Katana Hardened Samurai Sword Functional

The distinguishing features of the Tachi Sword is how it was carried and mounted. In general, a tachi sword was produced amid the Koto period, before 1596 and worn slung from the belt with its cutting edge facing downward. It is mainly recognized for a small curve on the blade. The tachi enabled sweeping cuts against the enemies on horses or on the ground. The tachi sword was thicker, wider and heavier and was traditionally fitted with koshirae with their tsuka and saya gilded and lacquered. A tsuba secures the hands while the rayskin or hilt-covering offers a protected grip for the swordsman. Here is a masterpiece Tachi sword; grab it now! 

This is the Brown Orange Ceremonial Tachi Katana Through Hardened Samurai Sword Functional. Featuring a through hardened 1045 carbon steel blade that is through hardened with an aesthetic hamon. The fittings are gold and gunmetal grey made of metal alloy. The tachi is wrapped with brown synthetic fiber on the tsuka and saya. The tsuka handle features faux black samegawa rayskin with metal alloy fittings and is double pinned with bamboo mekugi pins. The scabbard is partially wrapped with black and gold cloth brocade with brown synthetic fiber over it and a deluxe cotton black, white, brown, and purple sageo. The saya is painted orange with metal flakes and features a detailed kojiri piece. Buy the tachi sword in bulk at the lowest wholesale price. Also, shop in bulk at up to 20% discount.