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Tachi – Folded Steel Japanese Tachi Sword in Reverse Mount 花嵐 Hana Arashi

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This is Hana Arashi — a traditional Japanese tachi sword mounted in reverse, crafted in the spirit of ceremonial elegance. Hand-forged from folded steel with clay tempering and a visible hamon line, this tachi sword captures the historical essence of samurai prestige.

Configured in tachi mount with the edge facing downward, this blade is designed for traditional waist hanging — a key distinction from katana. The 26 cm tsuka is reversed-mounted, and the crimson lacquered saya reflects high-ranking wear in classical court and parade use.

The blade’s surface is refined using shiage togi polishing techniques, revealing both the folded steel grain and a clear yokote. This fully functional Japanese tachi is both a weapon of ceremony and a collectible object of art.

Specifications

Material Folded Steel (hand-forged, clay tempered)
Blade 72 cm, visible hamon, real yokote, shiage-togi finish, folded hada pattern
Handle (Tsuka) 26 cm, real ray skin with green cord wrap, reverse-mounted in tachi koshirae
Fittings Brass tsuba, fuchi, kashira with floral and wave motifs
Scabbard (Saya) Red lacquered hardwood, traditional tachi style with gold accents

Dimensions

Overall Length 103 cm (40.6 inches)
Blade Length 72 cm (28.3 inches)
Handle Length 26 cm (10.2 inches)
Blade Width 3.2 cm (1.26 inches)
Weight without Scabbard 1.1 kg (2.4 lbs)
Total Weight 1.4 kg (3.1 lbs)

Features

  • Traditional tachi mount with reversed tsuka orientation
  • Folded steel construction with authentic clay-tempered hamon
  • Shiage-togi mirror polish and real yokote tip
  • Real ray skin tsuka wrapped in green silk cord
  • Crimson lacquered saya with gold accents and tachi-style hangers
  • Ideal for collectors of Japanese tachi swords or ceremonial martial display

"An echo of the old court — a blade that spoke without needing to be drawn."

Hana Arashi is more than a sword — it’s a ceremonial presence, capturing the grace and gravity of Japan’s warrior class.

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Our Head of Research and Development, is the sensei of swordsmithing. With decades of experience and a love for traditional craftsmanship, he ensures every NIMOFAN blade is a masterpiece. Off the clock, he tends to his bonsai collection and practices calligraphy.

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Hiroshi's son and our young ambassador, bridges old-school cool and new-school swagger. Learning from his dad, he keeps the ancient art of swordmaking alive. Nimori's passion for manga and anime brings a modern flair to our katanas.

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Our fearless founder, caught the katana bug in Seki City. But his true obsession lies with ancient Chinese weapons. Inspired by legendary blades like the Goujian Sword and the Ganjiang and Moye Swords, Ryze is on a mission to showcase the beauty of Asian craftsmanship to the world.

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