Nami means wave — and the folded grain rolls down this blade like surf breaking. The Nami is a mid-range ninjato, the straight ninja sword, built on Damascus steel and finished with red and blue details that catch in the water-grain like light moving through a swell.
Specifications
| Blade steel | Damascus steel with red/blue details |
|---|---|
| Tsuba | High-end copper |
| Saya | Black-lacquered wood |
| Tsuka | Genuine stingray leather, copper menuki set, 2 bamboo mekugi |
Dimensions
| Total length | 103 cm |
|---|---|
| Blade length | 71 cm |
| Handle length | 26 cm |
| Blade width | 3.2 cm |
| Blade thickness | 0.7 cm |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
Forging & Steel
The blade is folded Damascus steel, welded through many layers so the carbon flows into that signature wave-grain pattern, here picked out with red and blue accents. Sharpened and full-tang, it is a working blade whose grain is structural rather than printed — the colour riding the layers the smith folded in, not painted on after the fact, so the wave reads the same from either face of the blade.
Mount & Fittings
The fittings step up to match the steel. A high-end copper tsuba guards the collar, the black-lacquered wood saya sets off the bright grain, and the handle is wrapped in genuine stingray leather over a copper menuki set, pegged through the tang with two bamboo mekugi. That genuine stingray and real copper are a clear tier above the synthetic wraps of the entry range — the Nami carries the furniture of a piece priced well above where it sits.
Is it battle-ready?
Yes. The Nami is a sharpened, full-tang folded Damascus ninjato with genuine stingray and copper furniture — a working blade with the grain and fittings of a piece well above its tier. Compare it with the entry-level Ninjato Fuyu or the all-wood Ninjato Ki, and see the full ninjato collection.
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