Nosyudo Tokujo Lightweight Iaito - Také
The Nosyudo Tokujo Iaito represent the finest quality Japanese Iaito available on the market today. Each sword is hand crafted in Seki, Japan to the highest standards of traditional sword production.
The Nosyudo Tokujo Iaito represent the finest quality Japanese Iaito available on the market today. Each sword is hand crafted in Seki, Japan to the highest standards of traditional sword production.
Bamboo has a special symbolism for Budoka, pointing towards a path of continuous development and growth and a strength born of a flexible spirit, unbroken by even the fiercest storm.
Our Také (bamboo) model combines a beautifully designed Také Tsuba and hilt fittings with a top quality Keiryo lightweight Toshin (blade) for the serious Iaido practitioner.
We also offer a custom made option for Noshyudo Iaito available here.
Features Include:
Lightweight Iaito Blade - Keiryo Light weight zinc aluminium alloy with groove: Maximum Length 2.50 Shaku.
Ha (Cutting Edge) - Standard (unsharpened).
Tsuka Ito (Hilt Binding) - Cotton binding with Hineri Maki wrap.
Natural Samé - White ray skin.
Tsuba (Guard) - Blackened cast steel.
Fuchi/Kashira & Menuki (Hilt Fittings) - Antique brass alloy.
Habaki & Seppa - Polished brass.
Saya (Scabbard) - Black Ro (Gloss).
These swords do not include a stand.
These swords are in stock and ready to dispatch pending our final inspection and UK paperwork requirements.
UK CUSTOMERS TAKE NOTE: Additional Documentation Required - Click here for details.
Dispatch time: 1-2 working days (for non-customised products).
UK Delivery time: 1-3 working days (depending on delivery service type).
International Delivery time: 4-10 working days average (depending on delivery service type and destination).
All shipping times are averages and may be affected by factors beyond our control. Suggested delivery times are approximate and we cannot guarantee delivery timescales.
Please note, blade measurements are taken in the traditional way, from the Kissaki (tip) to the Mune Machi (termination of the spine), not to the Tsuba.
