Katana Tsuyu (T10 Core + Damascus with Authentic Hamon)

Name: Katana Tsuyu (T10 Core + Damascus with Authentic Hamon) - Sword US
SKU: ss
Price: 1120 USD
Availability: InStock

Hand-forged from high-quality carbon steel for exceptional durability. Full tang construction. Wooden display stand included with your order. T10 steel blade. Damascus steel blade.

Original price was: $1,344.Current price is: $1,120.

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Tsuyu katana (Anima T10 + Damasco con authentic hamon)

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The story behind the blade

Tsuyu is the dew that settles at dawn on tall grasses and flower petals, forming droplets of water that last only until the first sun dissolves them. It is one of the classic symbols of impermanence (mujou) in haiku poetry, and in the waka of the Heian period it serves as a metaphor for the tears of separated lovers. The Katana Tsuyu captures that quality of crystalline brevity.

The blade features a composite construction: a central T10 steel core (60–62 HRC hardness) surrounded by laminations of Damascus steel with an authentic hamon. Three types of metallurgy layered into a single blade. Nagasa approximately 70 cm.

The fittings adopt the palette of a damp morning: pearl-gray ito over pale samegawa, a silver-patinated tsuba with a stylized dewdrop motif, a saya lacquered in pale gray with silvery reflections (the effect of evaporating water), and cream sageo. Brushed-silver habaki.

A piece for admirers of literature on impermanence (Yoshida Kenkō, Sei Shōnagon), a display piece for minimalist rooms with delicate plants, and a gift for those who practice haiku or morning yoga. A katana that brings the quality of a dewdrop into your home.

Specifications

Blade	T10 steel core with Damascus outer cladding and authentic hamon
Construction	full tang
Forging	by hand
Edge	sharpened, battle-ready
Habaki	brass
Tsuba	finely sculpted iron, silver-plated
Saya	lacquered magnolia wood wrapped in genuine ray skin
Koiguchi and Kurigata	buffalo horn
Tsuka-ito	cotton
Total length	105 cm (41.3 in)
Blade length	72 cm (28.3 in)
Blade width	3,2 cm (1.3 in)
Blade thickness	0,7 cm (0.3 in)
Handle length	30 cm (11.8 in)
Included	katana and scabbard (Saya)

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Every blade, three stages

Time-honored craft. Masterful gesture. A one-of-a-kind, hand-forged piece built to last.

Forging

The blade takes shape beneath the hammer. Each layer of steel is folded and re-welded under heat to create a core that is both strong and flexible.

Tempering

The steel is brought to high temperature, then quenched rapidly: this fast cooling hardens the edge and reveals the hamon, the wavy line that runs along the blade.

Polishing

The smith hand-polishes the blade with natural stones of increasing grit, revealing its luster, its edge, and the soul of the steel.

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Hand-forged

Each blade is crafted by master artisans according to traditional forging techniques.

Carbon steel selected

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Who is this piece for?

Discerning collectors looking for authenticity.
Medieval history enthusiasts and reenactors.
An exceptional gift for lovers of fine pieces.
Designers seeking a statement piece for a unique interior.

Frequently asked questions

How to care for your blade

After every use, wipe the blade with a soft, dry cloth to remove fingerprints. Carbon steel reacts to humidity and the natural acids on your skin: a light coat of mineral oil (Ballistol or camellia oil) applied once or twice a month protects against corrosion for the long term. For extended storage, keep the sword outside its scabbard, in a dry place away from direct sunlight. If a rust spot appears, gently buff it with a very fine stone and oil it immediately. A well-cared-for blade lasts through generations.

Is this sword sharpened?

Our carbon steel blades (1045, 1060, T10, Damascus) all ship sharpened by our partner smiths. Stainless steel blades (420, 440), made for collection and display, are not sharpened.

What are the shipping times?

Ships within 7 business days for in-stock items. If the item is on preorder, the expected date is shown at the top of the page.

Can I return my order?

Yes, you have 30 days from delivery to return it.

Is it legal to own a sword?

Yes — owning a sword in your home is perfectly legal in the United States, whether for collection, decoration, historical reenactment, or sport practice (HEMA). Carrying it in public is restricted by state and local laws: a sword is considered a bladed weapon, and transporting it outside your home without a legitimate reason (event, training, transport to a club) may be subject to local regulations. Our pieces ship in a scabbard and protective packaging suitable for initial transport from our warehouse to your home.

Is payment secure?

Yes, completely. Our store is protected by an SSL certificate (https://) that encrypts all communications between your browser and our site. Payments are processed directly by Stripe and PayPal — we never have access to your card details (card number, CVV, expiration date). Your information is shared only between you and the payment processor, never through our servers.

Free returns within 30 days

You have 30 days from delivery to return your order. Full refund, no questions asked, as soon as the piece reaches us in its original packaging. Return shipping is on us for any defect found, and a flat fee for a simple change of mind. Our goal: that you fall completely in love with your blade.