42" Blue Japanese Shogun Tachi Ceremonial Samurai Kanata Steel Sword wacoku Special moisture absorption padding

Special moisture absorption padding

This sword is a highly detailed reproduction of a Civil War Calvary Officers sword

Made from 100% cotton for maximum comfort and for stealth

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Lady Liberty is highly detailed with attention paid to the smallest fold of her skirt

42" Blue Japanese Shogun Tachi Ceremonial Samurai Kanata Steel Sword wacoku Special moisture absorption paddingThe Tachi was a Japanese sword often said to be more curved and slightly longer than the katana. It was also often regarded as the early prototype of Katana. Tachi sword first came into popularity during the Heian Era (794 AD 1184 AD). The tachi was used primarily on horseback, where it was able to be drawn efficiently for cutting down enemy footsoldiers. On the ground it was still an effective weapon, but somewhat awkward to use. The Tachi continued