Manganese Steel Ninjato with Blue Flame Blade, White Ornate Tsuba & Dark Blue Lacquer Saya

The blade on this ninjato is finished in a deep blue gradient that shifts toward silver along the hand-finished hamon line - a raging-fire style wave pattern that traces the entire length of the manganese steel. The steel receives heat treatment and oil quenching during production, producing a visible hamon that runs consistently from base to tip. At 31 inches overall and 3 lbs, the proportions sit firmly in full-size ninjato territory. If you're exploring the broader category, the Blue Flame Theme Blade Ninjato collection covers related blue-finished styles.

The handle is built on a full tang foundation, meaning the blade steel extends the complete length of the tsuka for solid mechanical connection. Over that core, a PU blue samegawa wrap provides the grip base, and black cord ito is applied in a traditional diamond pattern. Small silver menuki hardware pins are visible between the wrap diamonds, adding a subtle metallic detail to the otherwise black handle assembly.

The tsuba is cast alloy finished in white, and the ornate scroll theme is executed as open filigree cutwork - looping relief patterns surrounding a centered medallion with an engraved kamon-style symbol. The white finish creates a strong visual contrast against both the blue blade and the black tsuka, making the guard the most immediately distinctive component of the koshirae.

The saya is hardwood construction finished with a dark blue lacquer that includes a speckled texture across the surface - clusters of deep blue against a glossy base coat give it a dimensional, almost celestial quality. A blue-and-white braided sageo cord is knotted near the koiguchi opening in a traditional multi-loop knot. For other Dark Blue Saya Ninjato options with similar saya finishing, the dedicated collection covers the full range.

Packaged at 33 x 4 x 4 inches and shipping at 4 lbs, this ninjato is suited for display and collection. The sword stand is not included.