Swords and katanas
Swords and katanas are powerful weapons that have stood the test of time. Once used on battlefields, they have evolved over time. Indeed, nowadays, swords and katanas are very trendy interior accessories prized by collectors.
Telling the difference between swords and katanas
In terms of design, the katana and the sword may appear to share similarities; however, they are quite different. Design-wise, the katana has a slightly curved shape and a length of up to 60 cm. Its blade and handle also characterize it. Indeed, unlike a sword, the metal part of a katana is made of forged iron and has only one cutting edge.
Training and decorative accessories
There are different types of sabre: the katana, the wakizashi, the training katana and the tanto. In terms of swords, you have the knight's sword, the bastard sword, the Jian sword, the sword cane and the Colichemarde sword, or even the Griffe sword.
Whether to decorate your interior or train like a true samurai, we invite you to find what you are looking for by choosing from swords, cutting katanas, decorative katanas, throwing stars and other training weapons.
A unique collection of swords and katanas to discover
Far more than an ordinary sword, the katana is a special weapon with cultural significance and a rich history. Owning a katana is therefore not just about having a martial arts practice object, but a true weapon that will bring you honor. This is also why this Japanese weapon continues to attract new devotees. With the models available today, it can serve equally well as a decorative item or as a ceremonial accessory. Whether you are a collector of ancient weapons, a fencer, or a professional or amateur warrior, discover a wide variety of sword and katana models within our collection.
In order to facilitate your choice and allow you to find the best sword or ideal katana that suits you, it is essential to prioritize certain criteria. Indeed, the differences between an authentic katana and a decorative katana are significant. Thus, if you wished to acquire swords and katanas for training purposes, models with an aluminum blade, which is lighter, will be more practical. On the other hand, for test cuts or tameshigiri, pay more attention to the quality of the blade's steel and forging, as well as its finish. Also equip yourself with other accessories, such as throwing stars or shields to train like a true samurai.
