Wholesale Dragon Claw Katana for Gyms and Instructors only

Swords > Samurai Swords

Dragon Claw Katana

This item is not currently available for purchase.

41" overall length
26" blade
Exquisite detail
Molded enamel dragon scale handle
Dragon scale etching on the blade
Dragon Claw tsuba
Snakeskin paint on the scabbard
Available in black or brown
Stand included

The Dragon Claw Katana is a striking, exotic, attention getting piece that will add flair to any collection. The sword features a 12 inch lacquered enamel handle carved with an intricate and ornate dragon scale motif. An exquisitely detailed polished metal roaring dragon head pommel extends another inch from the handle. The Tsuba has four separate dragons claws extending outward. The scabbard itself is a masterpiece, featuring a glossy snake-skin coating with a brushed aluminum end cap. The scabbard also features a black traditional wrap. The blade is made from 440 stainless steel and features gorgeous dragon-scale etching throughout. The stand is included.

Discuss this item

There are currently no reviews to display.

Reviews from Our Other Sites

From my perspective

As far as the price goes for this sword, when taking in all the different characteristics, it is worth the money. Regardless of how sharp the sword is down the blade's edge, it can still do some damage; especially if it is only for practice. The claws standout as well as the dragon head, in combination with the scabbard, which makes this piece both beautiful and dangerous....in the right hands. So, from my perspective, if you are a sword lover or not, this sword, clearly is a great item to have. BTW, this was my first sword purchase and since I have purchased three more swords. The dragon sword, by far, is a great looking sword.

by: dywaineg
6/20/2011 9:06:36 AM

Is this sword worth it ?

right now this sword is priced at about $40 if I buy it i will only be using it for practice and demonstration is this a good buy ?

by: Mr. Feierstein
11/24/2010 12:02:21 AM

functionality

I am seeking a good sword that looks really good and is functional enough to be used in non-contact swinging movements. My son is on a demo team for Tae Kwon Do and will be doing a sword pumsae in which he will be swinging the sword in a series of movements that could put a strain on a piece that is purely for show. I don't want a sword that could hurt him if he misjudges a swing, but one that will survive the impact. I am also looking for a sword that is unique and showy for the performance. My son loves dragons and is very interested in using this sword. Would this sword be a good choice?

by: Britt
3/16/2010 10:42:17 PM

The people who reviewed this sword must've had theirs damaged. The claws aren't sharp, and the mouth has a perfect amount of detail. I rate it five stars.

by: eric12
12/12/2007 6:07:17 PM

This sword is beautiful, but it's a display only piece. The blade is dull and I have strong doubts about it being 440 stainless as other ads for the same sword make no mention of it. The pommel is hollow plastic and would probable shatter under your hands pressure if you struck something. The claws on the Tsuba are extremely sharp, but they are also hollow. The dragon's head is cast, but looks good unless you look directly into the mouth at with time you notice the cheesy plastic tongue and the zero detail in the mouth. The scabbard is probably the most impressive part of the sword. The wrap is very beautiful. I would never unwrap it to use it because the metal piece looks like it would easily pull from the scabbard. The sword is very beautiful, especially from across the living room. I am proud to display it on my mantel. It is very worth the $ that my wife paid for it, but not if you are actually going to use it in combat.

by: aswilliams212
3/25/2007 11:53:04 AM

This sword is a decent make. the design is great and the claws are wonderful for protection from attacks. The claws are pretty sharp so be careful. and the handle is a tad too small in circumference to my liking so when I was swinging it, it flew out of my hand at full force. It survived without a scratch to my surprise. the tattoo design looks good at first but it smudges after a while. Overall its a good sword to have.

by: bladed_zealot
1/16/2007 12:10:30 AM

See any errors on this page? Let us know