Features and Descriptions

Steel Material
4034 & 4116 grade stainless carbon steel. Provides high durability.

Steel Thickness
3.4 mm. Ideal thickness for balanced weight and strength.

Product Length
70 cm total length. Life-sized and impressive dimensions.

Heat Treatment
Hardened steel with vacuum method in special heat treatment furnaces.

Handle Material
Wooden core with rivet assembly, wrapped with fabric after mounting.

Guard & Pommel
Hand-polished genuine steel material.

Custom Engraving Option
Laser engraving allows text or symbols to be etched onto the steel. (Not available with cash-on-delivery orders)

Box & Accessories
Comes in a 100 cm special velvet box. Includes a gift sword stand.

Production & Durability
Assembled with rivets, no adhesives used. Solid and impact-resistant.

Element Composition

Samurai Swords | The Perfect Balance of Honor, Mastery, and Steel

A katana is not merely a weapon, but a reflection of a way of life. As one of the most powerful symbols of Japanese samurai culture, this sword embodies discipline, loyalty, and sharpness. At Ahmegon, we revive this legendary form with respect for tradition, yet with the precision of modern craftsmanship.

Unique Curve: The Form that Carries the Spirit of the Katana

The katana’s characteristic single-edged, curved, and elongated structure maximizes cutting power. This form provides both depth and fluidity at the moment of impact. Ahmegon katanas are produced with utmost attention to preserving this structural authenticity.

Each model is meticulously crafted by our masters, taking into account balance point, edge angle, and center of gravity.

Steel Structure: High Hardness – Long Life

Depending on the chosen model, katana blades are forged from 4034 or 4116 stainless steel. Through special vacuum heat treatment, they are hardened to 54–56 HRC Rockwell. This process ensures long-lasting sharpness while providing flexibility against impact.

In some special collection models, carbon steel is also offered, creating an experience close to traditional heat treatment techniques.

Handle and Tsuka Details: Where Ergonomics Meets Traditional Art

In samurai swords, the handle is as important as the blade itself. In Ahmegon productions, the handle (tsuka) is crafted with a wooden core, wrapped using traditional Japanese methods.

Upon request, rayon silk, leather, or cotton wrappings are used to enhance grip. The pommel (kashira) and handguard (tsuba) are produced with brass casting or steel alloys.

Scabbard (Saya) and Presentation: Aesthetic Protection

Katana models come with specially crafted lacquered wooden scabbards (saya). These may feature traditional Japanese motifs or minimalist designs. The scabbards provide ease of carrying while ensuring long-term preservation of the sword.

Engraving and Personalization Options

Names in Japanese, mantras, clan symbols, or personal expressions can be laser-engraved onto the blade. This makes each katana a unique reflection of its owner.

Ahmegon Samurai Swords – The Art of Sharpness and Discipline

Ahmegon’s samurai sword collection not only carries the traces of the past but also redefines them with today’s craftsmanship and modern material knowledge. These swords are more than weapons: they are works of art that represent a stance, a belief, and a tradition—far beyond the battlefield.