Handmade Katana Swords in Europe
Collectible full-tang Japanese swords, made at our Longquan workshop and stocked in Germany. Free tracked EU delivery and free 14-day returns.
Germany warehouse
EU stock ready to dispatch via DHL — delivered in 1–5 business days.
Direct-from-Maker
Authentic craftsmanship without retail markups.
Authentic Craftsmanship
Traditionally hand-forged, polished, and assembled.
Free EU Delivery & Returns
Prepaid return label for eligible EU withdrawals.
Maker-Direct Katana in EU Stock
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Real Damascus Steel Handmade Katana Replica | Snake Tsuba, Full Tang, Collectible Samurai Sword
4.67 / 5.0
(6) 6 total reviews
Regular price €179,00 EURRegular price€299,00 EURSale price €179,00 EURSale -
40" 1060 Carbon Steel Katana Replica | Real Rayskin, Collectible Full Tang Samurai Sword
4.88 / 5.0
(8) 8 total reviews
Regular price €129,00 EURRegular price€169,00 EURSale price €129,00 EURSale -
40" Unokubi-Zukuri Handmade 1060 Katana Replica | Collectible Real Hand-Forged Japanese Sword
4.67 / 5.0
(3) 3 total reviews
Regular price €139,00 EURRegular price€199,00 EURSale price €139,00 EURSale -

40" Hand-Forged Real Damascus Katana Replica | Hammer Tone, Collectible Full Tang Samurai Sword
4.67 / 5.0
(6) 6 total reviews
Regular price €259,00 EURRegular price€479,00 EURSale price €259,00 EURSale -

40" Red Damascus Real Handmade Katana Replica | Iron Tsuba, Full Tang, Collectible Samurai Sword
4.75 / 5.0
(8) 8 total reviews
Regular price €179,00 EURRegular price€289,00 EURSale price €179,00 EURSale
Traditional Craftsmanship, Express EU Delivery
Crafted using centuries-old traditional forging techniques in Longquan, our katana are shipped directly to our Germany warehouse. Experience authentic craftsmanship with fast EU dispatch, free tracked delivery, and 14-day returns.
Choosing a Katana in Europe
Compare steel, blade geometry, fittings, dimensions, and edge condition before choosing your sword. Our product pages provide detailed specifications, while our FAQ and safety policy explain EU delivery, responsible ownership, and the importance of checking local requirements.
Nihontopedia: Japanese Sword Guides
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How Is a Katana Made? Forging, Clay Coating and...
An illustrated guide to katana blade making, from steel selection and forging to clay coating, Yaki-Ire, differential hardening, Hamon formation and polishing.
How Is a Katana Made? Forging, Clay Coating and...
An illustrated guide to katana blade making, from steel selection and forging to clay coating, Yaki-Ire, differential hardening, Hamon formation and polishing.
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What Are the Two Common Katana Handle Wrap Styl...
A visual guide to two familiar Japanese sword handle-wrapping styles: the repeating diamond pattern of Hineri-Maki and the banded centre of Katate-Maki.
What Are the Two Common Katana Handle Wrap Styl...
A visual guide to two familiar Japanese sword handle-wrapping styles: the repeating diamond pattern of Hineri-Maki and the banded centre of Katate-Maki.
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How to Read a Japanese Sword Blade: Hada, Hamon...
Learn how collectors read a Japanese sword blade by observing its silhouette, tip, steel grain, hardened edge pattern and the fine activities within the hamon.
How to Read a Japanese Sword Blade: Hada, Hamon...
Learn how collectors read a Japanese sword blade by observing its silhouette, tip, steel grain, hardened edge pattern and the fine activities within the hamon.




