Sekiro Katana (SDT) – セキロ

Relive the legend with this masterfully crafted Sekiro Katana replica

This Sekiro Katana replica is a stunning tribute to the Wolf’s blade from Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, the award-winning game from FromSoftware. Known as the Kusabimaru, this sword is as much a symbol of duty as it is a tool of vengeance. Carried by the shinobi Sekiro throughout his journey across war-torn Sengoku Japan, this katana reflects the themes of honor, loss, and resurrection, much like its wielder.

Unlike other anime or fantasy swords, the katana in Sekiro is rooted in a grounded, historical aesthetic, yet charged with supernatural energy. This replica captures both aspects beautifully. The blade is forged from 1060 high-carbon steel, known for its excellent durability and resilience. It features a unique gradient finish that shifts between violet, blue, and deep crimson hues, a visual representation of the sword’s presence in a world haunted by death and divine forces.

Measuring approximately 103 cm in total length, this sword has the correct proportions and weight (~1.2 kg) to feel authentic in hand. While unsharpened, it remains ideal for kata, display, or cosplay.

A blade of immortality, redemption, and spiritual burden

The tsuba (guard) is cast in a weathered iron-tone alloy and shaped with intricate floral motifs, matching the in-game Kusabimaru’s lotus symbolism, which represents rebirth and transcendence. It embodies the cycle of life and death that defines Sekiro’s journey, from the fall of Ashina to the personal awakening of the Wolf.

The tsuka (handle) is wrapped in black ito over synthetic red ray skin, mimicking the visual tension between darkness and blood. It’s both comfortable and visually striking, making it suitable for display or costumed reenactment. The red diamond underlays reflect the burning loyalty Sekiro holds for Kuro, the Divine Heir, despite the personal cost.

The saya (scabbard) is where this Sekiro katana replica truly stands out. Crafted from polished wood with a rich mahogany finish, it features engraved crow feather patterns, a nod to the shinobi prosthetic and Sekiro’s role as the “One-Armed Wolf.” Black steel bands hold the saya’s structure firmly, just like the ones seen in the game, adding to the realism.

Unlike more ornamental fantasy weapons, this katana exudes quiet menace and spiritual significance. The gradient blade and grounded scabbard reflect the core dichotomy of Sekiro himself: a warrior bound by blood, trapped between divine power and mortal duty.