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Create
your custom katana.

Custom-forged katanas, designed by you.
Authentic, forged by one of the last katana families. Delivered worldwide.

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possible combinations. Each one carries a unique soul and more than a thousand years of tradition. Forged by hand. Exceptionally. Every part shaped, polished and checked by hand, to the standard once demanded by the samurai. A century of craft. A legacy of more than a hundred years at the forge. Made for you, then delivered right to your door.

A Kyoto coffee house at dusk: a boy with his cup, a woman walking down the aisle, a man in sunglasses with a sheathed katana on his table

Some families pass down a name. Ours passed down a forge, from master to apprentice, for generations. For a long time, its blades and their soul were kept for a chosen few. Today the doors are open, for those who want something exceptional and live close to the edge.

Four standards.

Not a replica. Not a toy. A luxury object with a soul, forged as a rite and finished by the master’s own hand, to be passed on for generations.

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Core

From €249

Where it begins.

Your first blade, held to an exacting standard from the very start. Forged, polished and checked by hand, by our master.

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Heritage

From €1,499

Few are ever made.

Far nobler materials and a blade of true lineage, finished by the master himself.

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Shogun

From €4,999

One of one. Exceptional in every part.

A unique piece, made from the rarest materials, sourced for this one katana alone.

From samurai descent to your doorstep.

Forged in honour, by sacred rituals.

Made to your exact specifications, following ancient traditions.

KTN Heritage Section

A family secret,
finally unveiled.

Somewhere far from any map, a family has been forging blades for five generations. They live where they work. They speak to no one outside the smoke. Each piece they release takes nearly half a year. The steel folded a hundred times by hand, the edge tempered with clay drawn millimeter by millimeter, the polish brought up over weeks across eight different stones until the metal reads as water under light.

They have never sold to the public. The blades that left this forge were carried by heads of state, kept in private collections, displayed in museums. Until now, you had to be commissioned by them to own one.

This is not a katana. It is a single object, made by the same hands that have not stopped working since 1885.