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Silk Sageo,Kourai-Weaving reversible Iaido Japanese swords Katana Shinken and Wakizashi (Length:240cm)

Silk Sageo,Kourai-Weaving reversible Iaido Japanese swords Katana Shinken and Wakizashi (Length:240cm)

\14,300

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Sword cord, Korai-gumi, with ears, day and night＊.

The sword cord must be made of silk to prevent slipping and danger.

Simple design with different colors on both sides for ease of use.

Item Pure Silk Sword Strap, Korai Set, Eared, Day & Night
Product Description Created using ancient Chinese techniques, made stiff and with little elasticity.
The width is about 12.5mm. Please make sure you can use it before purchasing.
Dimensions Length: approx. 240cm (not including tassels)
Width: approx. 12.5mm
Thickness: 1.5mm - 2mm
Material 100% silk
Precautions Please note that the picture of the product may differ slightly from the actual product due to the environment of your monitor or the lighting during shooting.


Frequently Asked Questions

About the arrival of out-of-stock items
As we produce each product in turn, the timing of the arrival of products that are out of stock is basically undecided. 
However, there are some cases where we are able to have the product in stock at the store even though it is marked as out of stock, so please contact us.

Is it possible to purchase items other than the specified size?
Please contact us before you place an order, as some products are available.

Can you tie the strap to the sheath?
Please contact us before placing an order. We are sorry, but we cannot accept requests to tie the strap to the scabbard.

What if the strap I purchased is too tight?

The strap will become softer and more comfortable as you use it. If you want to soften it intentionally, please try the following method. 

  1. Boil a kettle and let the steam flow evenly over the strap.
  2. When silk threads are steamed, they will retain moderate moisture.
  3. Dry them with warm air or natural wind to release the excess moisture and loosen the strap's firmness.


Repeating this process will gradually soften the strap's yarn.

Alternatively, if you are not in a hurry, hang the strap in a dark and well-ventilated place out of the sun, and it will soften naturally over time.