Angel Wing Katana (T10 Steel)

The iconography of the angel — an intermediate figure between the human and the divine, endowed with broad wings and its own luminosity — spans centuries of Christian art, but it also resonates in modern East Asian aesthetics. The Angel Wing Katana is a replica built around this angelic imagery: white, luminous, winged in its details.

The T10 steel blade (60-62 HRC hardness, nagasa of roughly 70 cm) features a particularly deep mirror polish, like the reflection of a white feather against a bright sky. The sori curvature is pronounced, evocative of the arched profile of a spread wing.

The mounting embraces the angelic palette: a tsuka wrapped in snow-white ito over very light samegawa, a patinated silver tsuba chiseled with a stylized feather motif, a saya lacquered in pure white with golden undertones (the halo), and a white sageo. Burnished silver habaki with golden glints.

A replica for those who favor luminous, symbolic palettes, a decorative piece for rooms with large sky-facing windows, or a gift for collectors of angelic iconography and lovers of visual kei J-rock aesthetics (Versailles and Malice Mizer both played with angelic imagery). A katana that carries the quality of a celestial apparition.