John Lee Shiro Tanto

Shiro (meaning "white") has many meanings in Japanese culture. Among other things, this color stands for purity and holiness, but also for mourning and death To symbolize willingness to fight to the death.

- Blade in Shinogi-Zukuri style with fuller (Bo-Hi), hand-forged from 1045 carbon steel.
- The blade is sharpened with an integrated Hamon line for a particularly authentic look.
- White cotton handle wrap in classic Hineri Maki style.
- White, high-gloss lacquered wooden scabbard.
- With a long rod, which is fixed in the handle with 2 bamboo pins (Mekugi). The sword can therefore be fully dismantled.
- No plastic is used, only high-quality, authentic materials are used.
- Blade ferrule (Habaki) and washers (Seppa) are made of brass.
- The traditional grip winding is lined with real ray skin.
- All ornaments (Tsuba, Fuchi, Menuki, Kashira) are made of metal.
- Supplied in a John Lee protective cover.
- Each original John Lee sword comes with a seal and a certificate.

Handle length 14 cm
Blade length 26.5
Total length (without scabbard) 41 cm
Weight (without scabbard) 460 g