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are proud to offer the full line of Thaitsuki Nihonto
Japanese swords. These swords are finely crafted
by highly trained smiths. Here is some information
from the smiths who construct these swords.
History:
Thaitsuki Nihonto is owned and run by the Sivarat family
who has been making Japanese Katanas and Japanese Swords
for over 400 years. The methods and secrets of sword making
was taught to the Sivarat family by Yamada Nagamasa, the
commanding officer of 500 volunteer Samurai warriors stationed
in Thailand in the late 1590s. The Sivarat family was
one of the few that where chosen to forge Japanese Katanas
for the Samurai warriors. For the past 400 years they
have continued perfecting their skills of forging Japanese
swords for private collectors and martial artists throughout
Japan.
Please note ALL
(5) of our Thaitsuki swords come with Free Kill Bill &
Bride's sword sets (offer cannot be combined with other
coupons)
In 2001 the
Sivarat family started Thaitsuki Nihonto to offer Japanese
Katana swords to martial artists all over the world, keeping
with them the traditions that all swords from Thaitsuki
are handmade by sword craftsmen and artisans who have
served years of apprenticeship under the master.
Each sword is crafted in the way the Japanese sword has
been made in the history. From the perfectly wrapped grip
that is braided by skilled specialist, to the Tsuba, to
the Koshirae, to the Saya - which are all authentic sword
pieces - to the perfectly balanced, High carbon steel
blade - all this will give you the feeling of holding
an authentic Japanese sword. Thaitsuki is convinced that
all Iaido practitioners - from expert to intermediate
to beginner - will be very satisfied with one of our carefully
crafted sword.
The Sivarat family says "Our family history has great
sword making reputation and we will not compromise that
reputation."
Forging:
Thaitsuki Nihonto has perfected the forging of Japanese
swords over the past 400 years by using the Yamato
(Hyoshigi)
forging method. By using only the finest high carbon steel
from Japan they are able to forge extremly strong and
flexable blades.
The blade is first forged by heating, then hammering soft
iron and steel into one piece. The blade is then hammered
until the firm shape of the sword is achieved. The blade
is then placed in the fire, under temperatures of 750
to 1000 degrees celosias, then soaked in water (not
oil). During
this process the blade is naturally hardened and given
the strength and flexibility it needs to support the forces
of cutting and practicing.
Materials
and Craftsmanship: Thaitsuki Nihonto Japanese swords are
handmade with the highest standards in craftsmanship,
quality fittings and traditional materials. Each saya
is carved and fitted by hand as it has been done for houndreds
of years. The fuchi (collar),
menuki (ornaments),
Kashira (buttcap)
and habaki (blade
collar) are
made from 90% silver and 10% copper, with an antiqued
finish. The tsuka ito (braide) is made from 100% Japanese
silk, leather or cotton
(depending on model).
The tsuka (handle)
is covered with real same' (rayskin).
The tsuba is made from 100% brass. The saya
(scabbard) is
made from 100% black wood. The tang is full and funagata
style. The blade is forged from 2 types of high carbon
steel, imported from Japan to Thailand, then shaped into
a Shinogi Zukuri style blade.
About Thaitsuki Nihonto
Thaitsuki Nihonto swords are exquisitely crafted
and known for the sharpness of their blades—all of their
katana models are made for competition cutting/tameshigiri.
They are fully functional, battle-ready Katanas that can
sever makiwara (tightly rolled straw mats) and five inch
thick bamboo with a single stroke. Initially produced
solely for professional collectors, Iaido/Iaijutsu, Kenjutsu,
and other Japanese sword Martial Artists, the sought-after
blades are finally being offered to the general public.
Thaitsuki Nihonto is owned and run by the Sivarat
family who has been making Japanese Katanas for over two
hundred years after the methods and secrets of sword making
were passed to them by Yamada Nagamasa, the commanding
officer of five hundred Samurai warriors. Swords made
today are still forged in this same ancient Japanese tradition,
handmade by skilled craftsmen and artisans.
Specifically, each katana is crafted in the same
way that traditional Japanese swords have been made throughout
the history of Japan.
Every Thaitsuki Nihonto
blade features:
A perfectly wrapped grip, (Tsuka) features genuine
same' (rayskin).
A braid (Tsuki ito) wrapped by a skilled specialist and
made exclusively with leather, silk, cotton and genuine
rayskin (depending on model).
A handmade Tsuba (100% brass) and Koshirae.
A handmade Kashira(buttcap), Menuki (ornaments), and Fuchi
(collar) (handmade from silver and copper).
A Habaki (blade collar) handmade from silver and copper.
A custom fitted Saya, crafted from 100% black wood and
carefully lacquered.
A perfectly balanced, high-carbon steel blade, hand forged
and perfectly balanced.
A full tang styled in the funagata tradition.
Each Katana comes with its own serial number and certificate
to allow owner to trace blade back to its creator/origin.
In terms of their forging process, Thaitsuki
Nihonto has perfected their technique over the past two
hundred years through the use of the Yamato (Hyoshigi)
forging method. This process involves using only the finest
high carbon steel from Japan allowing for maximum strength
and flexibility.
Blades are initially forged through extreme heat
followed by soft iron and steel being hammered into one
piece. Then the blade is hammered until the firm shape
of the sword is achieved, placed in fire, and finally
soaked in water (not oil). During this process the blade
is naturally hardened which provides the strength and
flexibility owners desire for maximum effectiveness in
battle and practice.
Finely crafted with traditional materials and
handmade via a process finely tuned over two hundred years,
Thaitsuki Nihonto offers any owner a sword to be wielded
or displayed with enormous pride.
The Thaitsuki Japanese Samurai Katana Series keep true
to the samurai code, "To strive for perfection".
All Katanas produced by the family run Thaitsuki Forge
are all handmade with the highest standards and attention
to detail. All of our sword craftsmen and artisans have
served for years in apprenticeship under the master sword
smith, Mr. Sivarat.
Each katana is made following the same traditional
methods . From the perfectly wrapped Ito, to the handmade
Kashira, Menuki, Tsuba and Fuchi, each piece is made from
skilled craftsmen that specialize and take pride in their
art.
The Habaki, Menuki, Fuchi and Kashira are handmade
from quality silver. The Tsuka is skilkefuly wrapped with
only the leather or silk and only genuine Ray skin is
used. The Saya is crafted from hard wood then carefully
lacquered and the Koiguchi is made from genuine black
horn. The blade is hand forged from only the best High
Carbon - Japanese Steel and perfectly balanced. Each Japanese
Katana comes with it's own individual serial number and
certificate from Thaitsuki Nihonto so you can trace it
back to when and by whom it was made.
Each katana is handmade and the fittings are
handcrafted so no katana will be ever be exactly alike.
Each katana is it's own, one of a kind, work of art.
Please
note ALL (5) of our Thaitsuki swords come with Free Kill
Bill & Bride's sword sets (offer cannot be combined
with other coupons)
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