1095 Carbon Steel Katana with Green Lacquer Hardwood Saya - Gold Flower Tsuba, Full Tang

The blade of this katana is forged from 1095 carbon steel, hand-finished to a high-polish chrome surface that runs the full 28.74 in nagasa length. Hardened to 62 HRC, the steel delivers a refined, clean edge with no visible hamon - a straightforward, polished aesthetic that lets the mirror-bright surface speak for itself. Full tang construction runs the entire length of the handle for solid, balanced assembly. Collectors looking for a robust 1095 Samurai Sword will find the steel specification and finish quality consistent throughout.

The tsuka is built on a real rayskin (samegawa) foundation in black, wrapped with black tsuka-ito in a traditional diagonal cross pattern. At 10.62 in, the handle length provides a two-handed grip proportion appropriate for a katana of this overall size. The tight, even wrap over the textured samegawa base gives the handle both visual depth and a firm, non-slip feel.

The tsuba is cast alloy in a warm gold tone, featuring a sculpted flower and foliage motif in relief. The organic design creates a strong visual anchor between blade and handle, with the antique gold finish contrasting cleanly against the black cord wrapping above and the bright steel below. The flower theme carries through the overall natural aesthetic of the koshirae.

The saya is crafted from hardwood finished in a deep green lacquer with a matte surface texture. Red speckle detailing scattered across the green ground gives the scabbard a distinctive, layered visual character - visible clearly in natural light. A braided black sageo cord ties at the kurigata with a traditional knot finish. At 29.92 in, the saya fits the blade with proper proportion. This is one of the more visually striking options in the Green Katana Sword category.

Overall length is 40.55 in with a shipping weight of 3.3 lb. The assembled piece weighs 2.8 lb in hand, balanced across the full koshirae-style construction. The combination of the green speckle saya, gold flower tsuba, black wrapped handle, and polished steel blade creates a cohesive, nature-inspired color palette suited to wall display or collection presentation.