Dojo Kun Wood 3 Piece Samurai Sword Set

Adorn any room in your home, office or dojo with this Dojo Kun Wood 3 Piece Samurai Sword Set. This Dojo Kun Wood Samurai set is an amazing gift for any collector or ninja, whether man, woman or child (under 18 with adult supervision). This 3 Piece Samurai set features traditional katanas with custom hand carved Kun wood scabbards and handles. The scabbard of each Dojo Kun Wood Samurai sword has a hand carved window through which you can see the devastating, hand engraved 440 stainless steel blades. These three Dojo Kun Wood Samurai swords are spared no detail. All three Samurai swords are full tang for extra balance and stability. The blades of each Samurai sword are forged by hand and engraved with powerful Japanese characters. The overall lengths of these Dojo Kun wood Samurai swords range from 39 1/2 inches, to 31 1/4 inches to 21 1/2 inches. This Dojo Kun Wood 3 Piece Samurai Sword Set is available in a classic Natural and a rich Burgundy. This Samurai set comes complete with a fine hand crafted three piece sword display stand in the matching color of your choosing. Own this amazing Dojo Kun Wood 3 Piece Samurai Sword Set today for a great low price, while supplies last!

The katana is characterized by its distinctive appearance: a curved, slender, single edged blade, circular or squared guard, and long grip to accommodate two hands. It has historically been associated with the samurai of feudal Japan, and has become renowned for its sharpness and cutting ability.

The katana originated in the Muromachi period (1392–1573) as a result of changing battle conditions requiring faster response times. The katana facilitated this by being worn with the blade facing up, which allowed the samurai to draw and cut their enemy in a single motion. Previously, the curved sword of the samurai had been worn with the blade facing down.

The katana was paired most often with the wakizashi or shōtō, a similarly made but shorter sword, both worn by the members of the warrior class. It could also be worn with the tantō, an even smaller similarly shaped knife. The katana and wakizashi when paired with each other were called the daishō and they represented the social power and personal honor of the samurai.