Iaito Steel Light 73 cm

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Iaito Steel Light 73 cm

Reference : 01BUSH73

Iaito Light Bushiden

Bushiden iaitos are swords designed specifically for the practice of Iaido.
They were developed with the collaboration of teachers and practitioners of Iaido and Aikido.
Particular attention has been paid to the weight (890g to 920 g) and the point of balance (13 to 15 cm from the tsuba).
The result is a light and well balanced iaito, it is available in 3 lengths (73cm 75cm 77cm).
Comfort is taken care of with an ito cotton braiding on the tsuka.

The Bushiden iaito are also suitable for the practice of Kendo no Kata

The kata (also called kendo no kata or nihon kendo kata) are a synthesis of different ancient schools. Created in 1912 by a committee of experts, they consist of ten codified combat sequences between two partners.
They are practiced with wooden or metal swords.
Each of the partners has a specific role: uchidachi initiates the fight, he is the aggressor, while shidachi is the one who responds to the aggression and wins the fight.
An iaitō (↑ 合刀) is a Japanese training sword (not sharp), which imitates the katana and allows the study of Iaido, aikido and ninjutsu.

An iaitō (↑ 合刀) is a Japanese training sword (not sharp), which imitates the katana and allows the study of Iaido, aikido and ninjutsu.

1050 Carbon steel blade
Nagasa (Tsuba-tip blade length): ~ 73 cm
Sori (Curvature): approx 2.00cm
Moto-Kasane (Thickness at the base): about 8 mm.
Saki- Kasane (Tip thickness): about 4.2 mm.
Saki-Haba (Width at the tip): about 21 mm.
Moto-Haba (Width at the base): approximately 32 mm.
Balance point (measured from Habaki): ~ 11.5 cm.
Nakago (tang of the blade) with Mei (inscription) according to tradition
Fuchi-Kashira: Alloy. Black color (by oxidation). Black color.
Tsuka (Handle): Wood, suitable for silk. Length 26.5 cm
Tsuka-ito (Fabric around handle): Black cotton. Adjusted.
Samé: Real, white ray skin.
2 Menuki: Brass, polished. One on each side, mounted in the traditional way.
Habaki: Brass. Made in 1 piece.
Seppa: Copper.
2 Mekugi: Bamboo wood, Assembly according to traditional methods. The mekugi are attached in opposite ways on each side.
Tsuba (Guard): Musashi
Saya (Scabbard): Selected wood. Curved according to the Sori of the blade. Saya with kurikata and 2 shitodome for Obi support.
Sageo: Black delivered unassembled on the saya.
Approximately weight: 890 gr (without Saya) - 1130 gr (with Saya)

Accessories included:
Protective cover.

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