John Lee fujisan katana, scherp Huisdecoratie De grip en delen van

De grip en delen van de bijgeleverde schede zijn met messing beslagen

The blade is made of flexible 9260 carbon spring steel with a Rockwell hardness of HRC 55

The Kamakura period (1185-1333) was a decisive period in the history of Japan

000 men he fought in the former capital of Kyoto againsthis father Yamana Sozen

830 g and it is perfectly suited for warming-ups and beginning sword fighters

John Lee fujisan katana, scherp Huisdecoratie De grip en delen vanMount Fuji is with over 3,700 metres the highest mountain of Japan. In Shinto, the ancient Japanese religion, this sacred mountain plays an important role. `Fu` means empire, `Ji` means warrior and `San` means mountain. The guard (tsuba) of this beautiful katana depicts on one side Mt Fuji and on the other side fighting samurai. This katana has a length (without scabbard) of 104 cm with a grip (tsuka) of 30,5 cm and a blade of 73 cm. It weighs 1050 g.