Naginata

Japanese Naginata

SBBR-NAGINATA

$54

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Black Naginata with Stainless Steel Blade

•	Beautiful and Efficient Design
•	Sharp Stainless Steel Blade Requires Little Maintenance
•	Staff Unscrews for Easy Storage
•	Attractive Carved Wooden Sheath with Brass Throat

The naginata is one of the more lethal weapons of the Japanese. With a devestating 60-inch reach and a arc of death that can aerate several foes at once, the naginata was a weapon to be feared.

This is a beautiful recreation of the style of weapon embodied by the naginata. It is 60 inches long with more than 20 inches of sharpened stainless steel blade. The blade features a gorgeous sawtooth temper line along the edge and a shallow fuller across the top.

The blackened metal handle unscrews in the center for easy storage, but screws together tightly for secure swinging. An ornate brass tsuba protects the hand, and a matching medalion graces the center of the staff.

As a beautiful addition, a hand carved wooden sheath comes with the weapon. The sheath has a brass throat for a tight, durable fit on the stainless steel blade.

Although this weapon is not hand crafted, it is a gorgeous weapon with attention to details. Not recommeneded for serious sparring (it's sharp, so please do not sparr with it), this item can nevertheless be swung satisfyingly (in a safe area, away from all other living creatures that might be hit by the sharp blade).

This sword is sold sharpened, so please check the laws in your state concerning the sale and delivery of sharpened weapons. By purchasing this weapon, you agree that it is legal to ship this weapon to your state. You must be 18 years of age or older to purchase this scimitar. And you certify that you really love swords and other weapons of honor.

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