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Straight blades. Rosewood. Color.
Carved rosewood, a blue-to-purple blade or Sasuke's black saya. These handcrafted ninja swords share a straight profile, but each brings something different to a display. Start with the finish you like, then compare the handle, guard and steel before choosing.
The Kagehana Ninjato pairs a straight manganese steel blade with a rosewood handle carved in a dragon design. There is no cord wrapping: the carved wood is part of what you see and hold. A matching rosewood saya and brass fittings carry the same warm tones through the rest of the sword.
Compare it with Shizen if you like natural wood. Kagehana puts more detail into the handle and guard, while Shizen keeps a simpler outline.
The Yoru no Kage Ninjato has a manganese steel blade with a blue, violet and purple gradient. Its navy-and-gold cotton wrapping, openwork brass guard and black saya with silver circular ornaments make it the most colorful of these four designs.
It is worth comparing the photos with the blade drawn and sheathed. The gradient is the focal point when exposed; the black scabbard gives the display a quieter look when covered.
The Shizen Ninjato combines 1060 carbon steel with an unwrapped rosewood handle and matching saya. Its simple iron-alloy guard and brass blade collar leave the wood grain in view, without the carved dragon found on Kagehana.
The polished blade has a visible decorative hamon pattern. The product description identifies it as machine-made, so it should not be mistaken for evidence of clay tempering. Choose Shizen for the natural wood and restrained fittings.
The Sasuke sword is a Kusanagi-inspired Naruto replica with a straight 1060 carbon steel blade. Its guardless shape, black lacquered handle and black saya with a red Uchiha emblem distinguish it from the three ninjato designs beside it.
Although the product is called Sasuke Katana, its blade is a chokuto-style straight blade. It fits this collection by shape and offers a familiar character design for a Naruto display.
The first difference you will notice is the blade. The ninjato models here have a straight profile, while a katana has a curve. That changes the outline of the whole sword, whether you display it drawn or inside its scabbard.
A straight blade does not necessarily mean a shorter sword. All four models in this collection measure 105 cm overall, about 41 inches, with a 72 cm blade, about 28 inches. Check those measurements against your available space rather than assuming a ninja sword will be compact.
The guard varies too. Kagehana has a brass guard with a geometric cutout, Yoru no Kage has circular openwork, Shizen has a simple iron-alloy guard and Sasuke has no guard. There is no single square-guard design across this collection. For a curved blade instead, compare the katana collection.
Shizen and Sasuke use 1060 carbon steel. Kagehana and Yoru no Kage list manganese steel. The steel guide explains those names, while each product's specification table gives its materials and dimensions.
For display, the finish often makes the decision easier. Yoru no Kage brings color to an exposed blade; Shizen lets the wood grain stand out when sheathed. A blade's color or visible pattern does not by itself establish its heat treatment or a particular steel grade.
Keep steel dry, avoid touching the blade with bare fingers and follow the care instructions for the model you choose. Use a soft cloth on wood and lacquer, and avoid abrasive polish on colored finishes.
Ninjato is the name commonly used for the straight-bladed ninja-style sword. You may also see the spelling ninjatō. In this collection, the shared feature is the straight blade; the handles, guards and finishes differ by model. These are modern handcrafted collection pieces, not antique swords.
The terms overlap in shape, but they do not describe exactly the same thing. Chokuto refers to a straight sword, while ninjato describes a ninja-style sword. Our Sasuke replica uses a chokuto-style blade and an anime-inspired guardless design. A straight blade alone does not tell you its age, origin or historical use.
Yes. All four product listings specify steel blades, sharpened edges and full-tang construction, where the blade steel continues through the handle. They are sold for collection and display. They are not toys or blunt costume props, so keep the edge secure during handling and storage.
Both Yoru no Kage and Sasuke have black scabbards. Yoru no Kage adds silver circular ornaments and navy-and-gold cord. Sasuke has a simpler black lacquered saya with a red Uchiha emblem. Kagehana and Shizen use rosewood instead.
The four models currently shown list an overall length of 105 cm, approximately 41 inches, and a blade length of 72 cm, approximately 28 inches. The listed handle length is 30 cm, approximately 11.8 inches. Allow extra room for the saya and stand when planning a display.
Yes. Each of the four current product listings includes the sword, its scabbard and a display stand. The stand design varies: Kagehana and Shizen list an ornate dragon stand, Yoru no Kage a natural wood stand and Sasuke a carved wooden stand. Check the individual listing if the stand style matters to your setup.
All four models currently offer a free engraving option. Select it on the product page and enter your text before adding the sword to your cart. Engraving makes the item personalized, so it is excluded from change-of-mind returns. Check the return policy before confirming your text.
Eligible U.S. orders of $200 USD or more qualify for free standard shipping. Standard preparation takes 2-5 business days, followed by an estimated 10-20 business days in transit after dispatch. Import duties, import taxes and standard customs clearance fees are paid by us in advance. See the shipping details for conditions and exceptions.
Continue with our Naruto swords for character-inspired designs, explore the wider anime sword collection or find a place for your sword with our display and care accessories. If you are deciding between two models, send us their names.
