Hand Crafted Three Piece Blue and Gold Samurai Set

Embellish any room in your home, office or dojo with this magnificent Hand Crafted Three Piece Blue and Gold Samurai Set. This Three Piece Samurai set is a functional work of art, and makes a great gift to any ninja, whether man, woman or child (under 18 with adult supervision). This Hand Crafted Three Piece Blue and Gold Samurai Set features three beautiful swords, all make with the same attention to detail. These Hand Crafted Blue and Gold Samurai swords range from 39 1/2 inches to 31 1/4 inches to 21 1/2 inches. Each sword is full tang and features an ornate cast metal tsuba for exceptional balance and stability. All three Blue and Gold Samurai sword handles are traditionally cord wrapped by hand with royal blue cord, as are the battle ties on the scabbards. The scabbards of these Hand Crafted Samurai swords are all wooden, painted royal blue with gleaming gold embellishments, lacquered and polished to a brilliant finish. The ends of the scabbards and handles are capped with ornate cast metal tips. This Hand Crafted Three Piece Blue and Gold Samurai Set comes complete with a custom made, black finished wooden three sword display rack so you may enjoy these beautiful swords for generations to come. Order this amazing Hand Crafted Three Piece Blue and Gold Samurai Set today for a great low price, while supplies last!

The katana (刀?) is a type of Japanese sword (日本刀, nihontō?), also commonly referred to as a "samurai sword". In the strictest sense, the term katana in Japanese is applied to any kind of single-edged sword, of any origin; contrary to common belief outside Japan, the Japanese word does not necessarily refer to a Japanese sword. But incorrectly or habitually, some Japanese and Western sword enthusiasts define katana as the standard size moderately curved (as opposed to the older "tachi" style featuring more curvature) Japanese sword with a blade length of greater than 60 cm (23.6 inches).

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.