Divine Wind Tachi Katana Japanese Sword

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Inspired by the swords carried by the Samurai warriors who repelled multiple Mongol invasions, this Jin Tachi Japanese Samurai Sword features a very sharp 27.5 inch stainless steel blade that is constructed from 440 Stainless Steel. A hamon has been added to the cutting edge of the blade while the guard begins with a golden blade collar. The actual guard is a golden circular dragon cut out design. The Fuchi is golden steel with a dragon wrapping around the fitting while the handle has been covered with a black cord wrap. The pommel of the handle is golden with a another dragon. The scabbard of the sword has a black gloss finish with a traditional Tachi suspension cord added along with leather straps and black cord. Specifications: Overall Length: 41.5 Inches Blade Length: 27.5 Inches Blade: Tachi, Sharp, 440 Stainless Steel Handle Length: 14 Inches About Jin Tachi: The Tachi was the prototype for the Katana. The sword first came into popularity during the Heian Era (794 AD-1184 AD). The Tachi was originally used for mounted warriors. The curve of the sword allowed the mounted warriors to easily cut down infantry. The sword could be used on foot but was awkward at best. The Tachi continued to forged well into the feudal era and coexisted with the Katana. Eventually the difference between the Tachi and the Katana was simply how read more

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