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Hand Forged Yubashiri Sword Anime Roronoa Zoro One Piece Battle Ready Clay Tempered
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1095 Steel Zoro Yubashiri One Piece Sword Replica with Hardwood and Genuine Rayskin handle
Yubashiri Sword Features:
- 1095 steel+folded 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 spare Mekugi (Peg).
- Free engraving available.
Zoro Yubashiri One Piece Sword
Yubashiri sword is a Japanese sword characterized by a curved, single-edged blade with a circular or squared guard and a long grip to accommodate two hands. These Katanas are truly inspired and unique due to the craftsmen always evolving forging processes to create various blades.
Zoro Yubashiri One Piece Sword Specifications:
| Overall Length: | 103cm / 40.6" |
| Nagasa(Blade): | 71cm / 27.9" |
| Tsuka(Handle): | 27cm / 10.6" |
| Motohaba(width near habaki): | 3.15cm |
| Sakihaba(width near yokote): | 2.3cm |
| Sori(curve): | 1.9cm |
| Kasane(thickness at habaki): | 7.5mm |
| Sakikasane(thickness at yokote): | 3mm |
| Blade: | 1095 Steel+Folded steel |
| Saya Material: | Hardwood |
| Handle Material: | Hardwood+Genuine Rayskin |
| Tsuba: | Alloy |
Notes for Zoro Yubashiri One Piece Sword:
- The display stand and packing box aren't included.
- Our Yubashiri zoro is 100% handmade, so the specification varies slightly from sword to sword. We appreciate your understanding.
- 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.
FREE SHIPPING
📦 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
🚚 Delivery Method
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)
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 .
Hand Forged Yubashiri Sword Anime Roronoa Zoro One Piece Battle Ready Clay Tempered
Delivery Partners
Our delivery partners are SF-INTERNATIONAL and UPS. We will 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 |
Note: Free shipping is available for all the countries above. However, customers are responsible for any applicable import taxes, duties, or customs clearance fees in their own country.
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.
- No shipping to Puerto Rico, outlying US territories, or APO/FPO/PO boxes.
- No local pickup service available.
- Buyers are responsible for all taxes, duties, and customs fees. Please check your country’s regulations.
- We are not responsible for wrong shipping addresses provided by the customer.
- We are not liable for lost, stolen, or undelivered items. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Contact Information
Feel free to ask any questions about our shipping policy! We will respond within 1 business day.
Please contact us at: service@coolkatana.com
Is this Yubashiri sword an accurate replica of Zoro’s katana from One Piece?
Yes, this handcrafted blade is a precise replica of the iconic Yubashiri sword from One Piece, faithfully recreating the shape, black and white color scheme, and traditional fittings. It's a must-have for Zoro merchandise collectors and fans of One Piece Zoro swords replica.
Is the Yubashiri katana battle-ready or just for decoration?
This isn’t a toy or just a wall-hanger — it’s a battle-ready katana forged using traditional clay tempering techniques. If you're a practitioner looking for a reliable martial arts katana, or a collector wanting an authentic weapon, this blade delivers both function and form.
How much does a real sword like this Yubashiri katana cost?
The cost of a sword like this varies based on craftsmanship, materials, and authenticity. This Yubashiri katana, being hand-forged with high-carbon steel and battle-ready construction, offers exceptional value. It’s far more affordable than a samurai sword from Japan, yet delivers near-authentic performance.
What makes this Yubashiri sword different from other anime swords or mini katana swords?
Unlike many anime knives or mini katana swords that are for display only, this Yubashiri is a full-length, real metal sword. It blends anime styling with traditional Japanese swordsmithing, offering fans of Zoro’s katanas a serious, high-end piece — not just a prop.
Can this sword be used in martial arts practice like Iaido or Kenjutsu?
Absolutely. While it’s inspired by anime Zoro swords, it functions as a legitimate martial arts katana. It is suitable for forms, kata, and display, though we recommend experienced practitioners handle it with care due to its sharpness and weight.
Is this the same Yubashiri sword that Zoro lost during the Enies Lobby arc in One Piece?
Yes, this is the exact sword — the Yubashiri sword that Roronoa Zoro wielded before it was tragically destroyed by Shu during the Enies Lobby arc. This Yubashiri One Piece replica captures the legacy of one of Zoro’s katanas, making it a nostalgic and meaningful piece for fans who know the story behind it.
Are black katanas real?
Yes,black katanasandblack bladed swordsdo exist. While traditionalJapanese swordslike the katana were polished steel, modern craftsmen use advanced coatings, heat treatment, or black oxide finishes to createfunctional black katanasanddecorative black katanas. Theseblack katana swordsare popular among collectors, martial artists, and fans of anime who appreciatecool weapons for salewith a darker, more mysterious look.
Can a katana blade be black?
Absolutely. Akatana with black bladecan be made using chemical bluing, black oxide coating, or powder coating. These processes give the blade a deep, matte finish while enhancing corrosion resistance. Ablack bladed katanacan be just as sharp and durable as a polished blade, especially when forged fromkatana carbon steelin traditional or modern styles.
What does a black katana represent?
Historically, samurai swords were not black, but today ablack blade samurai swordoften symbolizes power, secrecy, and independence from tradition. In anime and video games, theblack dragon katanaorblack and gold katanais often wielded by elite warriors or anti-heroes, adding a layer of mystique to its meaning.
How to tell if a black katana is real?
To determine if ablack katanais genuine, inspect the forging pattern, weight, balance, andJapanese sword partssuch as the tsuba (guard) and saya (scabbard). Realfunctional black katanashave full tang construction, high-carbon or folded steel blades, and proper heat treatment. Afake katanaoften feels too light, uses stainless steel of poor quality, or has decorative fittings without functional design.
What are black blades made of?
Ablack samurai swordcan be forged from high-carbon steel, folded steel, or stainless steel. Premiumblack katana bladesoften use traditional folding and clay tempering methods to enhance strength and sharpness. Cheaper models may use440 stainless steelor be purely decorative.
Are black bladed katanas functional for combat?
Yes, someblack katana swordsare fully functional for cutting practice, tameshigiri, or martial arts training.Functional black katanasare made with strong steel and proper heat treatment, whiledecorative black katanasare intended for display or cosplay.
What is a red and black katana?
A red and black katanapairs ablack bladewith red accents on the handle (tsuka) or scabbard (saya). These designs appeal to anime fans, collectors, and martial artists who want a bold, modern twist on thetypes of Japanese swordstraditionally used by samurai.
What is a black and gold katana?
A black and gold katanacombines the elegance of a black blade with gold fittings, often including a gold-foil wrapped tsuka and ornate tsuba. This design blends the sleekness ofblack katana historywith the prestige of luxury decoration.
Are there black katana swords from other cultures?
While the katana is uniquely Japanese, some African and Middle Eastern swords feature blackened or darkened blades. Modern makers offercool weapons for saleinspired by multiple cultures, includingblack steel swordswith unique decorative fittings.
What is a black pink sword?
Ablack pink swordis a modern decorative weapon that pairs ablack bladewith pink fittings. While not traditional, these katanas are popular among collectors looking forcustom black katanasor themed sword sets.
Do colored sword blades affect performance?
No. The performance of ablack katana blade,white and black katana, or othercolored swordsdepends on the steel quality and forging process, not the blade’s color. Color is usually a surface treatment that doesn’t affect the core blade’s durability.
Where can I buy a black katana?
You can findblack katana for salefrom custom sword makers, martial arts equipment suppliers, and online retailers. Many shops offerkatana sword sets,black katana accessories,katana saya for sale, and evenblack katana maintenance kitsto keep your sword in top condition.
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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