Superior Hon Kokutan Tanto (African Ebony) [F]Synthetic_Fabric Oar-shaped Suburito are inspired by

Oar-shaped Suburito are inspired by the famous "Musashi Bokken" that Miyamoto Musashi graved from an oar before his famous duel on Ganryu Island

Inazuma Kamon Engraving

If out of stock

We also offer the Katori Bokken made by the Aramaki workshop

This made in Japan Menuki features a peony flower

Superior Hon Kokutan Tanto (African Ebony) [F]Synthetic_Fabric Oar-shaped Suburito are inspired byHon Kokutan Superior Tanto Made in Japan (Kyushu) Flat Spine Rounded butt Short Kissaki This African ebony (Hon Kokutan) Tanto has an extensive finish: a Hanmaru Tsukagashi (rounded handle), a Hiramine (flat spine), and a Shokissaki (short tip). Ebony wood weapons are heavy and are not intended for contact practice. African ebony is the rarest, most valuable, and, of course, the most expensive of woods offered. This is a luxury wood, not necessarily