![]() ![]() Some modern Tanto has blades that are 4.75 inches long, while others measure around 7 to 8 inches. The Westernized modern Tanto features a chisel-like point, and its blade is thick towards the end. With the demand of the American and European markets, the Tanto has been reproduced from the 1960s until today. One of the main contributors to forging the Tanto during this age was Suishinshi Masahide. These blades reflected the pieces from the Kamakura, Nambokucho, and Muromachi eras. Higher demand resulted in lower quality blades, so these became narrow with less curvature.ĭuring the late Edo Period, only a few Tanto was being forged. ![]() The blades of these Tanto were thinner between the Ura and Omote, but wider between the Ha and Mune.Īt the beginning of the Muromachi Period, wars were constant, which caused the mass production of the Tanto. Swordsmiths forged blades measuring 40 inches long. In the era of the Northern and Southern Courts, the Tanto blade became longer than the usual size of 1 Shaku. At this time, the Tanto also developed into a weapon and was paired with the Tachi in the Daisho. This was the time when the Kanmuri-Oshi style became popular, and the Tachi was introduced. Tanto Blades – From the Heian to Muromachi Periodsĭuring the Kamakura Period, swordsmiths forged Tanto with longer and wider blades. With its size, this short Tanto was extremely useful for self-defense when indoors, when the Japanese Katana and Wakizashi were inconvenient.Īside from being a weapon, it was also one of the wedding gifts given to women. This is a small guard or Tsuba that made the blade easier to hide and conceal. The Kaiken usually featured the Aikuchi mounts. It’s to keep their family’s honor after a military defeat. When necessary, the wives of Samurai warriors used it for ritual suicide or Jigai. The women of feudal Japan usually carried this type of Tanto for self-defense. Shop today and take your training to the next level.The Kaiken, also known as the Futokoro-Gatana, is a short Tanto that measured around 20-25 centimeters. Whether you're looking to improve your martial arts skills, prepare for a competition, or simply enjoy the art of swordsmanship, our selection has everything you need. When you order this sword, it comes with a black woven cord handle and a waist cord, making it a great choice, or gift, for advanced martial artists who want a sword that is both functional and stylish. It also features a wood scabbard that offers a sleek black-on-black textured finish. The blade is made from a high-quality alloy that is crafted with a brushed scalloped edge. This is a traditional Japanese sword that is inspired by great masters of martial arts. If that isn’t the right sword for you, try this Samurai Sword. This Samurai sword is designed for intense training and demonstrations, making it a great choice for martial arts schools and competitions. This sword is made from a high-quality wooden scabbard with a comfortable grip and features a durable aluminum blade. The ProForce® Extreme Demo Samurai Sword is a top-of-the-line training sword that is perfect for advanced practitioners. Training Swords For Advanced Martial Artists Like our other foam training swords, this sword's weight and balance are similar to a real sword. We also offer this Demo Sword, which is made from a durable wooden core and covered in a foam exterior. It’s available in multiple sizes, so you can choose the one that best fits your needs. The sword's weight and balance are similar to a real sword, which makes it an excellent tool for practicing form and technique. This sword is made from a durable foam exterior, making your training safer. The Combat by ProForce® Flex Foam Training Sword is a safe and versatile training sword that is perfect for beginners and intermediate practitioners. Starting your practice with a foam training sword will help you improve your skills safely. Training Swords For Beginner Martial Artists Whether you're a beginner or an experienced martial artist, we have the right equipment to meet your needs. Our selection of training swords includes a range of products that cater to different skill levels and training goals. At AWMA®, we offer a wide variety of martial arts swords and training equipment to help you sharpen your skills and improve your technique. Swords are used in a variety of martial arts practices, including Kendo, the Japanese art of swordsmanship, where many practitioners use a katana. ![]()
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