John Lee Shirasaya Katana (zwart), scherp LARP boogschieten This buckle is a replica

This buckle is a replica of an original on the artwork: "Portrait of a lady" by the 15th century Flemish artist Rogier van der Weyden

It is decorated with Japanese wagons

This sword has been manually finished up to the smallest details to fully represent its authenticity

The core is protected by a layer of kevlar

Torques hebben waarschijnlijk hun oorsprong in de Indo-Europese steppecultuur

John Lee Shirasaya Katana (zwart), scherp LARP boogschieten This buckle is a replicaShirasaya is a special sword composition that was mainly used in time of peace. The undyed Magnolia wooden scabbard and grip optimally protect the blade from acid and other damages. Many Shirasaya were provided with a Sayagaki, an inscription that provided information on the smith, origin and classification. In the 19th century the wearing of a katana became prohibited by the Japanese emperor. The wooden grip of the Shirasaya makes the sword resemble