How long has Shikoto Swords been around?

Shikoto Swords have been crafted since the brand's inception, with each sword being hand-forged by master swordsmiths in the ancient sword-making village of Longquan, China.

What types of products does Shikoto offer?

Shikoto offers a range of products, including: Katanas, Sword canes, Tantos, Collectible and functional sword walking canes.

What materials are used in Shikoto swords?

Shikoto swords often feature: Damascus steel blades, T10 high carbon steel for some katanas, Various handle materials, including wood and other traditional materials.

Are Shikoto swords functional or just for display?

Shikoto swords are designed to be fully functional and battle-ready. They are hand-forged and hand-polished, making them suitable for martial arts practice as well as display.

What is unique about Shikoto's manufacturing process?

Each Shikoto sword is made one at a time using traditional methods. The blades are hammer-forged and hand-polished, ensuring high quality and attention to detail. The swords are crafted in Longquan, a region with a rich history of sword-making.

Where are Shikoto swords made?

Shikoto swords are made in Longquan, China, a region known for its sword-making tradition that dates back over 2,500 years.

Do Shikoto swords come with any accessories?

Many Shikoto swords come with accessories such as scabbards and certificates of authenticity. Some models may include detailed maintenance and disassembly instructions.

What maintenance is required for Shikoto swords?

Shikoto swords come with comprehensive maintenance instructions, including proper cleaning and care to ensure longevity and performance. These instructions are often provided in properly translated English.

Shikoto Swords - Quality Blades

Born in the ancient sword-making village of Lonquan, each Shikoto Sword was hand-forged by a master swordsmith using the same time-tested techniques as their forefathers. From vigorously hammering the molten blade steel to gingerly wrapping the leather thongs around the tuska and saya, every step in a Shikoto’s construction receives the utmost care and precise attention to detail. Crafted to last a lifetime, these katanas are destined to be family heirlooms. Accept no substitutes! Invest in a Shikoto Sword today!

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Shikoto Gentleman's Hook Sword Cane - Damascus Steel Blade, Leather-Wrapped TPU Handle, Wooden Shaft - Length 37 3/8"

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Shikoto Longquan Master Double-Edged Sword And Scabbard - T10 Steel Blade, Cord-Wrapped Handle - Length 41 4/5"

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Shikoto Black Kogane Dynasty Forged Katana Sword Damascus

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Shikoto Hammer-Forged Longquan Master Teal Wakizashi Sword - 1060 High Carbon Steel Blade, Tea-Dyed Rayskin, Brass Tsuba, Wooden Scabbard

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Shikoto Black Kogane Dynasty Forged Tachi Sword Damascus

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Shikoto Double Sword Display Stand - Wooden Construction, Black Lacquered Finish

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Shikoto

A Legacy of Precision and Craftsmanship

In the realm of fine blades, Shikoto stands as a paragon of precision and craftsmanship, a name synonymous with the art of the swordsmith. Each Shikoto creation is not merely a tool but a testament to centuries-old techniques and unwavering dedication to perfection. Drawing inspiration from the rich heritage of samurai warriors and the exquisite artistry of traditional blade-making, Shikoto seamlessly blends ancient techniques with modern innovation. Each blade tells a story, a story of honor, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of perfection. Embrace the tradition, feel the power, and become part of the Shikoto legacy.

SHIKOTO FAQS

How long has Shikoto Swords been around?
Shikoto Swords have been crafted since the brand's inception, with each sword being hand-forged by master swordsmiths in the ancient sword-making village of Longquan, China.
What types of products does Shikoto offer?
Shikoto offers a range of products, including: -Katanas
-Sword canes
-Tantos
-Collectible and functional sword walking canes
What materials are used in Shikoto swords?
Shikoto swords often feature: -Damascus steel blades
-T10 high carbon steel for some katanas
-Various handle materials, including wood and other traditional materials
Are Shikoto swords functional or just for display?
Shikoto swords are designed to be fully functional and battle-ready. They are hand-forged and hand-polished, making them suitable for martial arts practice as well as display.
What is unique about Shikoto's manufacturing process?
Each Shikoto sword is made one at a time using traditional methods. The blades are hammer-forged and hand-polished, ensuring high quality and attention to detail. The swords are crafted in Longquan, a region with a rich history of sword-making.
Where are Shikoto swords made?
Shikoto swords are made in Longquan, China, a region known for its sword-making tradition that dates back over 2,500 years.
Do Shikoto swords come with any accessories?
Many Shikoto swords come with accessories such as scabbards and certificates of authenticity. Some models may include detailed maintenance and disassembly instructions.
What maintenance is required for Shikoto swords?
Shikoto swords come with comprehensive maintenance instructions, including proper cleaning and care to ensure longevity and performance. These instructions are often provided in properly translated English.