John Lee Ninja To Sharp

Masterpiece of Asian forge-craft
- The hilts (Tsuka) are made of wood completed with original ray (Same) skin
- The hilt wrappings (Tsuka-Ito) of black cotton have been applied in traditional kind
- Two Menukis are put into the hilts
- The handle-ends are particularly long and fastened to the hilt with 2 pins of
  bamboo (Mekugi)
- The sheaths (Saya) are made of wood completed with Kurigata, Koiguchi and
  Kojiri from buffalo horn
- Particularly long Sageo
- Manufacturing followed historical examples
    
JOHN LEE NINJA-TO
These Ninja- swords are close to original. They have a less curved
and shortened blade to wear in a normal sheath (Saya). Fighters used this fact
as an element of surprise because it gave them the ability to draw the shorter
(not viewable) blade considerably faster. Most of the swords offered
as Ninja-swords today are made without historical example and have their
source only in Hollywood’s fantasy. The sharpened blade is forged
out of 9260 carbon spring steel.
According to weight the blade includes a fuller (Bo-Hi)

Details: Blade length to Tsuba: approx. 57 cm
Total length without sheath: approx. 88 cm
Total length with sheath: approx. 106,5
Weight without sheath: approx. 980g

This sword will be delivered with a seal, which guarantees the originality.
You’ll get this sword wrapped in a cloth bag.