Katana Master Cutlery by Ōishi Kuranosuke 47 Rōnin Collectible replica 104cm

Inspired by the historical figure of Ōishi Kuranosuke and the film 47 Rōnin (2013), this decorative katana pays homage to one of the most iconic stories of feudal Japan: that of the 47 rōnin, samurai left masterless and who avenged the death of their lord at the cost of their own lives.

Ōishi Kuranosuke, the central character in this story, is often depicted as a calm and determined strategist, driven by a deep sense of honor. This katana, though ornamental, reflects this duality between restraint and strength.

The 69 cm stainless steel blade is unsharpened, designed solely for decorative purposes. It rests in a sumptuous deep red lacquered wooden scabbard, enhanced with gilded inserts and a tomoe ornament. This spiral symbol, present in Japanese culture for centuries, is often associated with divine protection and harmony between opposing forces.

The black handle is wrapped in traditional Japanese braiding and topped with a guard decorated with gilded metal. The overall effect evokes the nobility of the swords carried by high-ranking samurai.

Whether you are passionate about Japanese history, a fan of period films, or a collector of replica swords, this katana will immerse you in the world of bushidō, a combination of loyalty, sacrifice, and duty.

⚠️ This product, for decorative use only, is prohibited for sale to minors.