Tachi – Folded Steel Japanese Tachi Sword in Reverse Mount 花嵐 Hana Arashi
Handcrafted Finish
Workshop-forged with detail-first finishing
Battle-Ready
Built for display and responsible cutting use
Optional Engraving
Add custom text when you want a more personal piece
Production & Delivery
7-21 days before shipping
FREE GIFTS WITH EVERY KATANA
Each qualifying sword order includes a free sword stand and sword bag.
Production & Delivery
- Standard swords: usually 7-21 days to complete
- Peak periods: production may extend to 30-45 days
- Custom work: usually 1-3 months depending on complexity
- Shipping after completion: around 7-15 days for most regions
- EU deliveries: often around 17-20 days
Please order only if this timeline works for you. Read full shipping policy.
Honest pricing without inflated fake-free-shipping math.
Workshop-forged blades with clearer material positioning.
15-day return on eligible non-custom orders.
Description & Specifications
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 | 1800 g |
| Total Weight | 2600 g |
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.
