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Replica sword (art sword) Famous sword copy: Muramasa Sengo
Replica sword (art sword) Famous sword copy: Muramasa Sengo
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$129.00 USD
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Size (approx.) Total length 105cm Blade length 73cm Handle length 25cm Weight (approx.) Total weight 1,180g Sheath weight 950g Material Blade: Zinc alloy/Hiiri blade (Muramasa copy blade pattern) Sheath: Magnolia wood (red cloud painted sheath) Handle: Plastic Metal fittings: Alloy Sageo: Rayon, red thread Handle thread: Rayon, red thread Edge, head, menuki: Dragon design Gourd openwork tsuba
A Japanese imitation sword. Made by a manufacturer in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture. Each sword is carefully finished, with a beautiful finish down to the finest details, a heavy feel, and other high-quality items. The blade is made of a special zinc alloy for a full-fledged specification. It is also popular as an interior and cosplay item. Please purchase it and enjoy the texture in your hands. ■Seki City, Gifu Prefecture■ Mino Province has long flourished as a town of blades. Seki City is known for its history of Japanese swords, which is said to date back over 700 years. Even today, swordsmiths who continue to carry on traditional techniques continue to manufacture swords using traditional methods.
Number of players: 1
Battery use: No
Batteries included: No
Target gender: Unisex
A Japanese imitation sword. Made by a manufacturer in Seki City, Gifu Prefecture. Each sword is carefully finished, with a beautiful finish down to the finest details, a heavy feel, and other high-quality items. The blade is made of a special zinc alloy for a full-fledged specification. It is also popular as an interior and cosplay item. Please purchase it and enjoy the texture in your hands. ■Seki City, Gifu Prefecture■ Mino Province has long flourished as a town of blades. Seki City is known for its history of Japanese swords, which is said to date back over 700 years. Even today, swordsmiths who continue to carry on traditional techniques continue to manufacture swords using traditional methods.
Number of players: 1
Battery use: No
Batteries included: No
Target gender: Unisex
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