Value Katana Tsurumaru Kuninaga – Japanese Decorative Katana
Value Katana Tsurumaru Kuninaga – Japanese Decorative Katana
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The Value Katana Tsurumaru Kuninaga is a Japanese-inspired decorative katana based on the famous Tsurumaru Kuninaga, a renowned historical Japanese sword associated with Gojou Kuninaga.
Traditionally dated to around 1053, Tsurumaru is known for its distinctive place in Japanese sword history and was reportedly once part of the collection of the Meiji Emperor. This decorative reproduction captures the elegant appearance of the original sword while being designed specifically for display and collection.
Produced in Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan, this katana features a zinc-alloy blade and a silver-finish wooden sheath. It is non-cutting and intended for decorative use only.
Features
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Value Katana Tsurumaru Kuninaga
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Japanese decorative katana
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Inspired by the historic Tsurumaru Kuninaga
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Traditional Japanese katana-style design
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Zinc-alloy blade
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Wooden silver-finish sheath
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Suitable for display and collection
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Made in Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan
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Non-cutting decorative sword
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Specifications
| Feature Details | |
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| Model | Tsurumaru Kuninaga |
| 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 | 1,220 g / 2.68 lbs |
| Weight Without Sheath | 940 g / 2 lbs |
| Blade Material | Zinc Alloy |
| Sheath | Wooden, Silver Finish |
| Made In | Seki, Gifu Prefecture, Japan |
| Cutting Function | No – Decorative Only |
The History of Tsurumaru Kuninaga
Tsurumaru Kuninaga is traditionally attributed to Gojou Kuninaga, with its creation commonly dated to around 1053.
The sword is also associated with Japan's imperial history and was reportedly once owned by the Meiji Emperor, who played a central role in Japan's transformation during the Meiji period and its modernization into the 20th century.
Today, Tsurumaru Kuninaga remains a recognizable name among enthusiasts of Japanese swords and Japanese cultural history.
Japanese Katana Heritage
The katana is one of the most recognizable symbols of Japanese samurai culture. Originally associated with the samurai of feudal Japan, Japanese swords have since become enduring symbols of craftsmanship, history, and traditional Japanese culture.
The Value Katana Tsurumaru Kuninaga draws inspiration from this historical tradition while being produced specifically as a non-cutting decorative collectible.
Display & Care
This sword is intended for decoration only and cannot cut. 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 adjust the sword.
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Minor variations may occur due to the size, weight, natural wood, and manual craftsmanship.
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The sword rack shown in product photographs is not included.
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Store securely and display responsibly.
