Tsurumaru Kuninaga

"Tsurumaru" was created by Gojo Kuninaga, a swordsmith in the Heian period.
The origin of the name "Tsurumaru" is unknown, but it is said that
it is because of the "crane" pattern on the lost sword metal fittings.
There is also another sword by Kuninaga named "Rindohmaru"
which has a sheath openworked with gentians but there are various theories
that Tsurumaru and Rindohmaru are the same or
different sword but there is no absolute certainty.
The sword is currently maintained by the Imperial Household Agency
as the private property of the Imperial Family (Gyobutsu),
but it has some mysterious episode that
the owner has changed one after another throughout its history.

Tsurumaru Kuninaga
Superior Ver.


Budget Friendly Version
Tsurumaru Kuninaga Specs.

Kabutogane, Tsuba, Fuchi, Kuchi, Semekanamono, and Ishizuki, are all made of alloy metal and a set of Ashikanamono is made of brass and gold-plated.
The Mekugi features a gentian flower pattern, while the Tawarabyo is a thick metal with a gentian leaves pattern.
The custom-made Hyogo chains with Sarute and Obitori metal fittings.
Cashew white finish on entire Tsuaka and Saya.
The blade is made of high-quality brass and chrome plated.

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