Value Katana Nakigitsune – Japanese Decorative Katana
Value Katana Nakigitsune – Japanese Decorative Katana
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The Value Katana Nakigitsune is a Japanese-inspired decorative katana based on the historic Nakigitsune, an uchigatana traditionally attributed to Awataguchi Kuniyoshi, a renowned swordsmith of the Kamakura period.
Nakigitsune is particularly notable for its historical context. During the 13th century, uchigatana were still relatively uncommon among the samurai class and remained in an early stage of development, while tachi swords were more commonly associated with cavalry warfare.
This reproduction captures the traditional appearance of a Japanese katana and is intended for decorative display and collection.
Features
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Value Katana Nakigitsune
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Japanese decorative katana
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Inspired by the historic Nakigitsune
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Uchigatana-inspired design
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Traditional Japanese sword styling
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Suitable for display and collection
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Non-cutting decorative sword
Specifications
| Feature Details | |
|---|---|
| Model | Nakigitsune |
| Product Type | Decorative Katana |
| Total Length | 105 cm / 41.3 in |
| Blade Length | 71 cm / 27.95 in |
| Handle Length | 25.5 cm / 10 in |
| Total Weight | 1,170 g / 2.57 lbs |
| Weight Without Saya | 930 g / 2 lbs |
| Cutting Function | No – Decorative Only |
The History of Nakigitsune
Nakigitsune is traditionally described as an uchigatana forged by Awataguchi Kuniyoshi, a master associated with Yoshimitsu, during Japan's Kamakura period in the 13th century.
The sword is notable because uchigatana were relatively rare among the samurai class during this period and were still developing as a sword form. At the time, tachi were the principal swords associated with mounted warriors and cavalry warfare.
This historical background gives Nakigitsune a distinctive place within the evolution of Japanese sword design.
Japanese Katana Heritage
Japanese swords are enduring symbols of Japan's samurai history and traditional craftsmanship. While originally developed for practical use, swords such as Nakigitsune have also become important cultural and collectible objects.
The Value Katana Nakigitsune draws inspiration from this historical tradition and is designed as a decorative reproduction for display and collection.
Display & Care
This sword is intended for decorative purposes only. Handle it responsibly and keep it securely stored when not on display.
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Do not swing the sword near other people.
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Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the sword.
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Minor variations may occur due to natural materials and manual craftsmanship.
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Katana stand is not included.
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Store securely and display responsibly.
