Kashima Shin Bokuto, hornbeam wood

Here is picture's of another Kashima Shin Ryu bokken which is made from hornbeam wood.

Like last one, this is also made by original dimensions, but with even more perfection in finishing,  hope that you will like it, and that you will see difference on this photos.

It is possible to make you custom Kashima Shin bokken in many ways, wood choice, weight choice and also by different dimensions.

in this picture you can see that the Tsuba is made by laminating three pieces of wood, which prevents any kind of damage.

Fact that the lamination is done similarly as with plywood, which means that the fibers on the middle layer disposed transversely with relatio to the outer layer, this requires to Tsuba must additionally dried for another month, because cross-laid layers of wood reacts differently and after a month, final correction is needed to obtain a stable tsuba.

    as you can see in the picture below, Tsuba fits real tight and precise, so that tsuba dome is not required, but you can put it on just for decoration

Furibo set

Here is set of two Furibo, one hand (short) and two hand (long)
this two are made on customer request which insist on not to heavy Furibo

more info for now only by mail

Jikishinkage Ryu bokken

Here is another Jikishinkage Ryu bokken  from heavy and hard red beech tree, 
it is made by original dimensions from Japan maker.

If you are interested it could be custom made from any wood species or to your dimensions and weight,
also it could be hand engraved by burning or carving.

Basic Koryu style tanto

here is my Basic version of Koryu style tanto,

it is made from beech wood but choice of wood is on you if you plan to order one

Tessen

here is something new, soon more info,

Kodachi with saya

Dear Budo friends,
here is first kodachi  with saya, but not ordinary saya, this saya have KAERITSUNO (small hook). 

 Due to constant improvement, here's another novelty from my little workshop.

If you look at the professional  literature about Nihonto you will find out that Kaeritsuno most commonly appear on Kodachi and Tanto koshirae.

Tanjo

Tanjo stick, police baton

koryu style, from two different type of wood, tapered,

with a hole for the leash, some say that is from Meiji era