Hand Forged Japanese Naginata Sword 1095 Steel Clay Tempered Brass Tsuba

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Description:

A naginata is a Japanese pole katana whose blade has a lot of similarities with that of a katana in terms of forging process and shape. Naginata were used by the samurai, foot soldiers (ashigaru), warrior monks (sohei) and female warriors from noble families (onna-bugeisha). Its long reach makes it an effective manner against mounted enemy or cavalry and against opponents armed with a sword.

The naginata, a traditional Japanese pole weapon, is a remarkable example of long swords used during the Edo period and earlier. Its curved blade reflects the craftsmanship and design shared with the katana, making it a high-quality choice for both close combat and long-range engagements. Known as a versatile battlefield weapon, the naginata was favored by martial arts practitioners for its ability to counter sword-wielding opponents and mounted cavalry, showcasing its effectiveness in diverse combat scenarios.

Features:

  • 1095 high carbon steel. Full Tang, clay tempered.
  • Battle ready, not just a collectible.
  • Traditional craftsmanship, hand forged, hand polished.
  • Perfect balance, comfortable grip.
  • Gives away a free sword bag and a spare pair of mekugies (Pegs).
  • Free engraving available.

Naginata Specifications:

Nagasa(Blade) :51cm /20''
Tsuka(Handle) :70cm/27.5''
Motohaba(width near habaki) :3.15cm
Kasane(thickness at habaki) :7.2mm
Sakihaba(width near yokote) :3.5cm
Sakikasane(thickness at yokote) :3mm
Blade :Maru, 1095 High Carbon Steel
Saya Material :Hardwood
Handle Material :Hardwood+Genuine Rayskin
Shipping Weight :3kg


Notes:

  1. Our Swords are 100% handmade, so specification varies slightly from sword to sword. We appreciate your understanding.
  2. All our katana swords are hand forged by swordsmiths,  the forging time about 7-15 days. For some high-performance swords may require longer hand forged processing time, depending on the difficulty of the craft.

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We use SF-International & UPS based on your shipping location. All methods include pre-paid import tax where applicable.

⏱ Production & Delivery Time

Handmade production: 7–15 business days
Delivery: 15–25 days (US) / 15–30 days (International)

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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 .

Hand Forged Japanese Naginata Sword 1095 Steel Clay Tempered Brass Tsuba

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US Delivery Information

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We now offer standalone accessory purchases. For orders under $50, an additional $20 shipping fee will apply.

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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.

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Shipping Rules

  • Most orders start production within 24 hours of payment and ship 1–2 business days after production ends.
  • Custom orders may take 25–30 business days depending on complexity.
  • Shipping times are estimates provided by carriers and are not guaranteed.
  • After handcrafting, US orders usually ship within 2 business days, unless delays occur due to volume or backorders.
  • Special items or large orders may take extra days to ship. For rush orders, contact us directly.
  • To cancel, contact us within 24 hours. If shipped, we cannot recall the order. You can return it after receiving.
  • Tracking numbers will be sent once shipped.
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  • No local pickup service available.
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Please contact us at: service@coolkatana.com

What is a naginata and what makes it unique among Japanese weapons?
Thenaginatais a traditionalJapanese glaivefeaturing a long wooden shaft with a single-edged curved blade at the tip. Unlike thekatanaor othertypes of Japanese swords, the naginata combines the slashing power of a sword with the extended reach of a spear. This made it ideal for sweeping strikes, crowd control, and keeping enemies at a distance. It holds a unique place amongsamurai weapon types, blending elegance with battlefield practicality.
What is the historical significance of the naginata in Japan?
Thenaginata historytraces back to the Heian period, gaining prominence during the Kamakura period. It was used by both male samurai andonna-bugeisha(female warriors) to defend castles and homes. Unlike thetwo katana swordscarried by male warriors, the naginata allowed women to engage enemies at range. Today, antique naginata are highly sought after by collectors interested inJapanese weaponsandsamurai sword history.
How does a naginata differ from other Japanese weapons like the katana or ninjato?
Thekatana, known as the soul of the samurai, is a curved, single-edged blade for close-range combat, typically weighing between1.1 to 1.3 kg(answering “how much does a katana weigh”). The naginata, by contrast, offers extended reach and versatility. Compared to akatana vs. longsworddebate, the naginata is closer to a polearm. It’s also different from astraight samurai swordordouble edge katana, as its blade is designed for sweeping cuts rather than thrusts.
Who traditionally wielded the naginata in feudal Japan?
The naginata was used bysamurai,warrior monks, and particularly women of the samurai class. Unlike thefunctional katanafavored by male warriors, the naginata was a preferred home-defense weapon for women aged 30 to 60. Its reach made it highly effective against both infantry and cavalry, and it remains one of the most culturally significantsamurai weapon types.
What martial arts focus on the use of the naginata?
Naginatajutsuis the martial art dedicated to mastering the naginata, teaching fluid strikes, thrusts, and defensive sweeps. Many beginners start with awooden naginata for salebefore moving to a live blade. Some martial artists also practicecross naginatatechniques, combining two naginatas in synchronized movement, though this is more ceremonial than practical.
What materials are used to make authentic naginata swords and training weapons?
Battle-ready naginatas are typically made fromhigh-carbon steelor folded steel, using similar methods to those used in forging agreatest katana. A well-madefunctional katanaand naginata share akatana carbon steel distributionthat ensures strength and flexibility. Training models are made from oak or other durable woods to replicate the balance of the real weapon while ensuring safety.
Can a wooden naginata be used for martial arts training?
Yes. Awooden naginatais the safest and most affordable option fornaginata for beginners. It allows practitioners to learnnaginata techniqueswithout the risk of injury, while still experiencing the correct weight distribution. Many martial arts dojos recommend starting with wood before moving on to steel.
How is a naginata carried traditionally?
Historically, warriors carried the naginata either vertically or slung over their back with a strap. This allowed quick deployment in battle, much like abuying Japanese swordsapproach where portability is considered. The carrying style also preserved the weapon’s blade, reducing the need for constantmaintenance of Japanese swords.
Are there different styles or variations of naginata?
Yes.Types of naginatavary in blade length, curvature, and mounting. Some are purely decorative, while others are fully functionalbattle-ready Japanese weapons. Modern versions may include customized blade colors or engravings, similar todesigning swordsin the katana world.
Where can I buy authentic naginata swords or wooden training naginatas?
You canbuy naginataonline from reputable sellers like Cool Katana, which offers bothwooden naginata for saleand authentic steel versions. Prices vary depending on craftsmanship, materials, and authenticity—just as inhow much is a samurai sword worth, where historical value and forging skill influence cost.
How much is a samurai sword worth compared to a naginata?
A standardfunctional katanacan cost a few hundred dollars, but a historically significant piece like themost expensive samurai sword in the worldcan reach millions. Thetachi sword priceornaginata costdepends on age, craftsmanship, materials, and whether it’s a display piece or battle-ready weapon.
How should I maintain a naginata or any Japanese sword?
Propermaintenance of Japanese swordsinvolves regular cleaning, oiling, and inspection for rust or damage. Just like areal katana made by hand with steel blade sharp, a naginata blade should be stored in a dry place and oiled with choji oil. Wooden shafts should be polished and checked for cracks to ensure long-term preservation.

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.
CUSTOM Sword – We Support Various Component Modifications and Katana Customization

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 Techniques – We Support Various Engraving Methods

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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