Long steel
Swords & display steel
Katana, wakizashi, tanto and European display pieces. We list whether a blade is differentially hardened, whether the fittings are functional, and whether the piece is intended for cutting practice or for the wall. No blurred lines.
- Types
- Katana, wakizashi, tanto, European
- Hardening
- Through-hardened or differential
- Fittings
- Functional or display — stated
- Age policy
- 18+ verified at checkout
The rack
Sword on the rack
Opens at launch
Sword listings go live with the first run
We are finishing this run with our smiths. Get on the drop list and you will see the sword pieces — steel, origin, price — before the rack opens publicly.
Our standard
What a sword piece has to pass
Tang, not just blade
We ask for tang photographs. A short or welded tang is a display-only piece and gets labelled that way.
Fittings that hold
Loose tsuka, rattling habaki or glued handles fail our check. A sword that shifts in the hand is not a sword we sell as functional.
Named intent
Every listing says cutting practice or display. We will not let a wall-hanger be sold as a test-cutter.
What this is not
Nothing here is a toy and nothing ships to a minor. Local blade law is your responsibility, and we will cancel an order before we ship into a restriction.
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Straight answers
Sword questions
Can I cut with a display sword?
No. Display pieces are not built for impact and can fail dangerously. Buy a piece listed for cutting practice instead.
How do I store a sword long term?
Lightly oiled, horizontal, edge up, out of a sealed sheath in humid climates. The sword care guide covers the full routine.
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