Sword Sets
Start or expand your collection with our Premium Sword Sets, featuring stunning craftsmanship and battle-ready designs. Display the elegance of the Shinwa Pearl Maroon Samurai Sword Set, start your medieval armory with the Medieval Sword Collector Starter Kit, or wield tradition with the Kojiro Crimson Hand-Forged Katana Set and Stand—each set designed to bring timeless style and power to your arsenal.
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Sword Sets
Enhance your collection with BudK’s expertly crafted sword sets. Whether for display, training, or historical appreciation, our sets include beautifully matched blades designed with precision and authenticity.
SWORD SET FAQS
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What types of swords are included in a sword set?
Sword sets often feature katanas, wakizashis, tantos, or matching twin blades. Some sets include display stands, scabbards, and accessories for a complete collection. -
What is the difference between a katana, wakizashi, and tanto in a set?
A katana is the longest sword, a wakizashi is a shorter companion blade, and a tanto is a small dagger. Together, they form a traditional daisho set. -
Can I use a sword set for training or martial arts?
If the swords are made with durable carbon steel and full tang construction, they may be suitable for training. Always verify specifications and consult an instructor before use. -
What materials are the blades made from?
Sword sets can feature stainless steel, carbon steel, or high-carbon steel blades. Functional sets typically use carbon steel, while decorative sets often use stainless steel. -
How should I maintain my sword set?
Keep the blades clean and lightly oiled to prevent rust. Store them in a dry area and avoid touching the blade with bare hands to reduce corrosion risk.