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Katana John Lee Imori

Ref.: 104770000 Brand: John Lee
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You feel the tension in your arms, that desire to connect with an ancient culture and feel stronger, more centered. The sensation of power and elegance that someone who aspires to a symbol of tradition... See more

Features

Weight
1300 g.
Blade length
71 cm.
Grip length
28.5 cm.
Length
100 cm.
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Description

You feel the tension in your arms, that desire to connect with an ancient culture and feel stronger, more centered. The sensation of power and elegance that someone who aspires to a symbol of tradition and precision seeks. But, many times, the swords you find in the market lack authenticity, they don't convey that ancestral story nor do they offer the resistance and control you truly need to feel at peace with your collection or practice. This is where the John Lee Imori Katana comes into play—a vehicle for you to live that authentic connection with Japanese art, achieving an experience that goes beyond mere display. Its lines, its weight, its balance, it was all created to bring back that feeling of power and control, to feel the strength in every movement, as if holding a fragment of history in your hands.

Imagine holding securely a masterpiece forged in carbon steel, with a blade that combines hardness and lightness, designed to provide a grip that makes you feel more confident and in tune with tradition. The grip, wrapped in black cotton and covered with fish skin, offers you a hold that inspires firmness and comfort with each use. The durable wooden sheath and the brass details not only enhance its authentic character but also protect and preserve its essence. The John Lee Imori Katana is not just an aesthetic object, but an ally that will elevate your confidence—a piece that reflects your passion for perfection, making every moment you hold it in your hands connect you with centuries of Japanese history and tradition.

How does it transform your day? It connects you with an ancestral culture that strengthens your identity, providing calm and focus while you refine your skills or simply admire its beauty.
What does it mean to have a piece of history in your hands? You will feel pride, precision, and that sensation of wielding something created with a millenary technique, a work that reflects your desire for authenticity and tradition.
The standard of execution With the reinforced steel blade and the balanced structure, you'll notice each movement feels more natural, more in control, boosting your confidence in every practice or display.
How does it make you feel? Strong, centered, and connected with the past, transforming every interaction into a genuine experience of power and control.
What will you achieve with it? Conquer your space in tradition, master the art, and take your collection to another level with a piece that is a symbol of quality, history, and authenticity.
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Juan C.S.

De las katanas de John Lee que poseo (Musashi, noh y mori), es la que me parece más bonita y elegante por el contraste del azul del tsuka Ito y sageo con el negro mate de la saya, junto con los detalles dorados. Además la hoja no tiene canal lo que, en mi opinión, la acerca más a las katanas históricas.

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