Warrior Fuji Katana - Damascus Steel, Clay Tempered, Brown Saya

The approved product name is Warrior Fuji Katana, so the page follows ContentHub rather than older handle wording.

This SKU uses full Katana proportions, while the Wakizashi versions are shorter and more compact.

The brown saya creates a warmer presentation and separates this page from black-saya standard Katana listings.

Wipe dry after handling or use. Apply a light coat of choji or mineral oil along the full blade length before storing. Carbon steel will develop surface rust if left wet or unprotected - a minute of care after each session keeps the blade in condition indefinitely.

The saya on this katana is finished in warm brown piano lacquer with evenly spaced round decorative studs set along its full length. These studs - small circular pins set flush into the lacquered surface at regular intervals - create a distinctive visual rhythm that transforms the saya from a uniform lacquered object into something with material depth and pattern. This style of stud-decorated saya draws from a tradition of Japanese decorative lacquerwork where small inlaid elements (pins, shell pieces, or other materials) were used to add texture and pattern to an otherwise flat lacquer surface. The brown palette - lacquer, studs, and matching brown sageo - creates a unified warm-toned aesthetic that moves the sword away from the standard black-and-silver palette and into something that references the earthy materials of traditional Japanese craft.

Yes - the Warrior Fuji Wakizashi is the companion Wakizashi to this Katana, sharing the same saya design, fittings, and color palette. Displaying them together as a matched set recreates the traditional Japanese daisho presentation - the pairing of long and short blades that was the mark of the samurai class. Both swords are built to the same specifications and finished with the same decorative approach, so the two pieces read as a single unified object on display rather than two separate swords. You can find the companion piece on our site: Warrior Fuji Wakizashi.

Every sword is individually inspected and adjusted before leaving our California warehouse. We check edge geometry, fitment of all components, and the security of the mekugi pegs before packing. If anything is not right, it does not ship.