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Ghost of Yotei Atsu Katana – 1060 Steel Hanazukuri Gilded Dawn & Night Samurai Sword
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Ghost of Yotei Soul Dark Night Gilded Katana – 1060 Steel Hanazukuri
Inspired by the samurai world of Ghost of Yotei, the Ghost of Yotei Soul Dark Night Gilded Katana combines traditional Japanese sword aesthetics with an elegant dark-and-gold design. This Hanazukuri Edition features a 1060 carbon steel blade with a distinctive polished finish, creating a refined appearance inspired by traditional Japanese sword craftsmanship.
Designed as a 26-inch Iaito-style Samurai Katana, the sword features a traditional Shinogi-zukuri blade profile, a full-tang construction, and a large single Bo-Hi groove. The combination of the curved blade, defined Shinogi profile, and carefully finished surface gives the katana an authentic Japanese sword silhouette.
The Dark Night Gilded design combines dark fittings with gold-tone details, creating a dramatic contrast between shadow and light. The wooden handle and scabbard feature a piano-lacquer finish, adding a refined appearance to the overall design.
Key Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Ghost of Yotei Soul Dark Night Gilded Katana |
| Edition | Hanazukuri Edition |
| Blade Steel | 1060 Carbon Steel |
| Blade Finish | Hanazukuri |
| Blade Length | 72 cm / 28.3 in |
| Overall Length | 102 cm / 40.2 in |
| Blade Profile | Shinogi-zukuri |
| Blade Structure | Full Tang Construction |
| Blade Groove | Large Bo-Hi |
| Handle Length | 27 cm / 10.6 in |
| Handle Material | Solid Wood with Piano-Lacquer Finish |
| Scabbard Material | Solid Wood with Piano-Lacquer Finish |
| Tsuba Material | Alloy |
| Mekugi Material | Bamboo |
| Seppa Material | Brass |
| Habaki Material | Copper |
| Kojiri / Fittings | Solid Wood |
| Heat Treatment | Marquenching + Constant-Temperature Tempering |
| Approx. Gross Weight | 1,320 g / 2.91 lbs |
| Approx. Net Weight | 1,040 g / 2.29 lbs |
| Style | Japanese Samurai Katana |
| Intended Use | Collection, Display & Cosplay |
1060 Carbon Steel Hanazukuri Blade
The blade is crafted from 1060 carbon steel and finished using the Hanazukuri process. The steel provides a classic high-carbon-steel foundation, while the specialized blade finishing gives the sword its distinctive visual character.
The blade measures approximately 72 cm (28.3 inches) and features a traditional Shinogi-zukuri profile. A prominent Bo-Hi groove runs along the blade, contributing to its traditional appearance and helping reduce overall blade weight.
Shinogi-zukuri Blade Profile
The Shinogi-zukuri profile is one of the most recognizable Japanese sword blade forms. Its defined ridge line creates a clear transition between the main blade surface and the edge, emphasizing the traditional katana silhouette.
Combined with the curved blade and large Bo-Hi, this construction gives the Ghost of Yotei Soul Dark Night Gilded Katana a distinctive appearance from every angle.
Dark Night Gilded Design
The Dark Night Gilded theme is built around the contrast between dark elements and gold-tone detailing. The darker fittings create a mysterious samurai aesthetic, while the gilded accents provide a striking visual highlight.
The solid-wood handle and scabbard feature a piano-lacquer finish, giving the sword a smooth and polished appearance suitable for display.
Traditional-Style Fittings
The katana is equipped with an alloy tsuba, bamboo mekugi, brass seppa, and a copper habaki. The combination of wood, metal, and lacquer details creates a cohesive Japanese-inspired design.
With its 1060 carbon steel Hanazukuri blade, Shinogi-zukuri profile, full-tang construction, dark-and-gold fittings, and lacquered wooden furniture, this katana is designed as a distinctive collectible for fans of Ghost of Yotei and Japanese samurai sword aesthetics.
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📦 Shipping Rates
- 🇺🇸 Mainland USA: Free shipping on orders over $50; $20 shipping fee under $50
- 🏝 Remote U.S. Regions (Alaska, Hawaii, etc.): Flat rate $20
- 🌍 International (e.g. Canada, Singapore, Thailand): Free shipping over $50; $20 shipping fee under $50
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom: Shipping available, but all customs risk and seizure responsibility lies with the buyer. Only compliant import is allowed. 👉 View UK shipping rules
- 🇰🇷 South Korea: Shipping fee is $80 USD. Only blunt (non-sharpened) katanas can be shipped to Korea. Orders are collected by the 15th of each month for preparation and shipment. We ship via sea freight starting on the 16th of each month, with arrival in Korea at the beginning of the following month (approximately 3 weeks delivery after arrival). Orders cannot be canceled 24 hours after placement. Because these are custom-made items, once production begins they are non-refundable. 👉 View Korea shipping rules
🚚 Delivery Method
We use SF-International & UPS based on your shipping location. All methods include pre‑paid import tax where applicable, except for special‑country rules noted above (UK, South Korea).
⏱ Production & Delivery Time
Handmade production: 7–15 business days
Delivery: 15–25 days (US) / 15–30 days (International) / ~3 weeks for South Korea (sea freight)
30-DAY RETURN
To ensure your comfort and confidence while shopping on our website, we offer a hassle-free 30-day return and exchange policy. Learn more by visiting our Refund Policy page.
Copyright Statement
This product is inspired by Anime and designed as a katana, but it is not authorized or endorsed by Anime r its copyright holders. We are not affiliated with the copyright owners of Anime .
Ghost of Yotei Atsu Katana – 1060 Steel Hanazukuri Gilded Dawn & Night Samurai Sword
Delivery Partners
Our delivery partners are SF-INTERNATIONAL and UPS. We choose the best logistics and distribution method according to your shipping address.
US Delivery Information
| Shipping Method | Delivery Time | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tax-paid Air Shipping（USA） | 7–10 business days, ships daily | Free (Tax-included) | Remote areas add $20 (Tax-included) |
| Other countries | 10–20 business days, ships daily | Free Shipping |
We now offer standalone accessory purchases. For orders under $50, an additional $20 shipping fee will apply.
Remote Area Fee Details: Tax-paid Air Shipping: +$20 (Tax-included) for remote areas.
Delivery Time
Handling Time (Handmade by Order):
- 7–15 business days, fulfilled Mon–Fri.
- High-performance swords may require longer handmade time based on complexity.
Transit Time:
- US Orders: 15–25 business days, shipped Mon–Fri.
- Non-US Orders: 15–30 business days, shipped Mon–Fri.
Free Shipping Countries
| Region | Country | Shipping Carrier | Estimated Time | Tax Responsibility |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asia | Philippines, Singapore, Thailand | UPS / FedEx | 2–3 weeks | Customer |
| Oceania | Australia, New Zealand | EMS / UPS | 3–4 weeks | Customer |
| Europe | United Kingdom, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia | EMS / UPS | 2–4 weeks | Customer |
| Middle East | Israel | UPS | 2–3 weeks | Customer |
| North America | Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico | EMS / UPS | 2–4 weeks | Customer |
| Asia | South Korea | Sea Freight | ~3 weeks after arrival | Buyer responsible for customs. Only blunt katanas. $80 USD shipping. Orders cut-off 15th of each month. Cannot cancel after 24 hours. Non-refundable after production. |
| Europe | United Kingdom | EMS / UPS | 2–4 weeks | Buyer responsible for customs risk and seizure. Only compliant import allowed. |
| Asia | Japan | EMS / UPS | 2–4 weeks | Refer to Europe shipping rules |
Note: Free shipping is available for all the countries above. Customers are responsible for any applicable import taxes, duties, or customs clearance fees in their own country.
How can you tell if a katana is real or fake?
A genuine katana is hand-forged by skilled swordsmiths using high-carbon steel with a full tang blade and traditional fittings. A fake katana or decorative samurai sword is often made from stainless steel, lacks proper balance, and is only suitable for display.
What is the difference between a battle ready katana and a replica?
A battle ready katana (functional samurai sword) is fully sharpened, heat-treated, and designed for martial arts or tameshigiri cutting. A replica katana sword looks authentic but is intended only for decoration or cosplay.
What are the main types of Japanese swords?
Traditional Japanese swords include the katana, tachi (long cavalry sword), wakizashi (short sword), tanto (dagger), and naginata (polearm). These types of samurai swords each have unique lengths, designs, and historical uses.
What is the best steel for a katana sword?
The best steel for a katana is often T10 high-carbon steel, 1095 carbon steel, or clay-tempered folded steel. These materials provide the perfect combination of hardness, flexibility, and long-lasting sharpness.
How much is a real katana?
The price of a real katana varies depending on craftsmanship, materials, and historical value. A high-quality handmade samurai sword usually costs from a few hundred dollars to several thousand.
How much does a katana weigh?
The average katana weight is between 1.1–1.4 kg (2.4–3.1 lbs). This balance allows the katana sword to be fast, responsive, and effective for cutting techniques.
What are the main katana parts called?
Key katana parts include the tsuka (handle), tsuba (guard), saya (scabbard), habaki (blade collar), and nagasa (blade). Each component affects balance, safety, and the aesthetics of a samurai sword.
Can I mount my katana on the wall?
Yes. Use a katana stand or samurai sword wall mount designed to hold the blade and scabbard securely. Display your katana sword in a safe, dry place to prevent rust and damage.
Are antique katanas still available to buy?
Yes. Antique katanas and vintage samurai swords from historical periods such as the Edo era can still be found through reputable dealers, auctions, and collectors. Always verify authenticity before purchase.
How is a katana traditionally made?
Traditional katana sword forging involves folding and hammering high-carbon steel, differential hardening to create the hamon (temper line), and hand-polishing. This centuries-old process gives each samurai sword its strength, beauty, and unique character.
Custom Katana Options & Engraving Services
Please note that these exclusive customization options and engraving services are only available for our handcrafted traditional katana. Each katana is meticulously crafted as a one-of-a-kind bespoke creation, tailored to your individual preferences and designed with precision and craftsmanship.
Design Your Perfect Katana
Our finished products also support free customization of colors for customers, including Rayskin color, ITO style, handle color, Sageo, and Seppa colors.
If customers wish to modify the scabbard, Tsuka Style, Tsuba fitting, or the Habaki style, an additional fee will apply.
We offer three types of engraving services, and customers can discuss their design with customer service. Additionally, the blade can also be customized, including changes to the craftsmanship of the Yokote, Bo Hi, and Kissaki.
For text engraving, you can simply write your request in the order notes, and it will be a free service. If you wish to make any other modifications, please be sure to include your requests in the order notes as well.
If you're unsure about the differences in craftsmanship, you can click the links to learn more: Custom Sword Katana
Blade Engraving Options & Pricing
We offer three types of engraving available on the blade, each providing a unique visual effect. The engraving options are as follows:
- Laser engraving: A precise, high-tech method that uses a laser to etch intricate patterns or text onto the blade, offering detailed results at an affordable price.
- Etching engraving: A traditional process using chemical solutions to create deep, textured designs on the blade’s surface, with a distinct artistic finish. This method is priced higher due to its intricate nature.
- 3D relief engraving: This technique creates raised, three-dimensional designs on the blade, adding depth and sculptural beauty. It is the most premium option and comes with a higher price tag.
Each engraving method varies in price depending on its complexity. This product is inspired by anime and designed as a katana, but it is not authorized or endorsed by any anime or its copyright holders. We are not affiliated with the copyright owners of any anime.
If you're interested in learning more about these engraving options, click here: Custom Pattern Design Service
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