The Sasuke Uchiha sword – SHARP Cutter – is inspired by the character Sasuke Uchiha from the Naruto anime , embodying his fast and precise fighting style. Featuring an elegant design and a razor-sharp blade made of 1045 carbon steel , the sword is an ideal choice for anime fans and collectors of Japanese swords.
What is the name of Sasuke's sword?
Sasuke's sword is called Kusanagi no Tsurugi (Kusanagi no Tsurugi) , a legendary sword in the anime world known for its lightness and speed, reflecting Sasuke's fighting style based on precision and rapid strikes.
Materials used to make Sasuke's sword:
- Blade: Carbon Steel 1045 | Contains 0.45% carbon – characterized by high hardness and flexibility.
- Grip: hardwood | Painted hardwood.
- Sheath: hardwood | Painted hardwood.
- Tsuba and accessories: Ferroalloy | Iron alloys.
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Dimensions (Note: Measurement accuracy is ~0.5 cm):
- Blade length: 68 cm
- Blade width: 3.2 cm
- Blade thickness: 0.8 cm - High thickness provides strength and resistance to breakage.
- Handle length: 28 cm
- Sheath length: 76 cm
- Total length: 104 cm
- Total weight: 3 kg
Information about Sasuke's sword
- Sharpness : A sharp sword with a 30-degree angle (not for those under 18 years of age) - The store is not responsible for any misuse.
- Hand Forge & Sharp : Precise handcrafting that reflects quality and attention to detail.
- Handmade : Each piece is hand-shaped using traditional, inherited techniques.
- Full Tang : The blade extends completely inside the handle for perfect durability and stability – just like in authentic samurai swords.
Why are you buying this sword?
- Inspired by the character of Sasuke Uchiha
- A professional design that reflects strength of character
- Made from durable carbon steel
- Suitable for display, photography, or collection
- An ideal gift choice for anime fans
Tips for maintaining your sword:
- Avoid moisture and acidic substances
- Do not touch the blade directly
- Clean the sword and apply a layer of oil for protection.
- The presence of a light oil upon receipt is normal to protect the blade.
- Note that there is some oil on the blade upon receipt – to protect it from rust.