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Myth & Legend
Kusanagi-no-Tsurugi
쿠사나기노츠루기 · 草薙剣
Japanese mythology · Ships from Japan
The grass-cutting sword said to come from the tail of an eight-headed serpent.
A decorative replica imagined from the sword of Japanese myth; the edge is not sharpened. Following ancient straight swords, it has a straight double edge and a round ring pommel.
Specifications
- Blade length
- 82 cm
- Overall length
- 104 cm
- Weight
- 1.25 kg
- Materials
- Iron (unsharpened), gilt bronze fittings
- Edge
- Decorative (unsharpened)
Decorative replica · The edge is not sharpened. We will remind you of your country’s rules before payment.
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Stories told
- Myth
When Susanoo slew the great eight-headed serpent, this sword is said to have come from its tail.
- Myth
Its name comes from Yamato Takeru, who survived a grass fire by cutting the grass with this sword.