Handmade Sword
Aeolus Katana — 1095 High Carbon Steel, Clay Tempered, Hand Forged, Full Tang, Battle Ready
SKU: 987
This Aeolus Katana is named after Aeolus, the Greek keeper of the winds — designed for speed and precision, rewarding technique and fluidity over brute force. Hand-forged from 1095 high carbon steel, clay tempered using the traditional tsuchioki technique. The differential hardening creates a hard cutting edge and a tough, resilient spine — with a real hamon formed by the heat itself, not by polishing. Individually inspected before leaving our California warehouse.
| Steel / Material | 1095 High Carbon Steel |
| Hardness | 60–62 HRC (edge) / 42–48 HRC (spine) |
| Process | Hand Forged, Clay Tempered |
| Hamon | Real hamon — formed through clay tempering |
| Hi (Blood Groove) | No Hi — smooth blade without blood groove |
| Edge | Hand Sharpened — Sharp and functional |
| Blade Length | 28.3" |
| Handle Length | 10.9" |
| Overall Length | 41" (with Saya) |
| Weight | 2.4 lbs (without Saya) / 3.1 lbs (with Saya) |
| Tsuba (Guard) | Aeolus tsuba |
| Tsuka (Handle) | Genuine Rayskin, Japanese Cotton Ito, Metal Menuki |
| Tang | Full tang |
| Saya (Scabbard) | black lacquered wood with black cotton Sageo |
| Disassembly | Can be fully taken apart and reassembled |
| Quality Control | Individually inspected before shipping — California warehouse |
- ✓ 1× Assembled Sword with Saya
- ✓ 1× Cotton Sword Carrying Bag
- ✓ Double-layer protective packaging (tube box + shipping box)
Note: Display stand shown in some product images is not included.
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