Full view of the red oak naginata.
The blade protion of the red oak naginata.
Alternative angle of the blade, including the tsuba.
Close-up of the leather tsuba.
Alternative angle of the leather tsuba.
Close-up view of the naginata's kissaki (blade tip).
Close-up of the kashira, butt, of the naginata.
The red oak wood grain.
The kashira - butt - protion of the red oak haft.
Full view of the white oak naginata.
The white oak version's blade.
Alternative angle of the white oak blade.
The sori - curvature - of the white oak blade tip.
Close view of the kashira end of the white oak naginata.
The kissaki - blade tip - on the white oak naginata.
Close-up of the kashira end of the white oak naginata.
The leather tusba seen attached to a white oak naginata.
Another angle view of the leather tsuba on the white oak naginata.
Close-up of the white oak wood grain.
Full view of the red oak naginata.
The blade protion of the red oak naginata.
Alternative angle of the blade, including the tsuba.
Close-up of the leather tsuba.
Alternative angle of the leather tsuba.
Close-up view of the naginata's kissaki (blade tip).
Close-up of the kashira, butt, of the naginata.
The red oak wood grain.
The kashira - butt - protion of the red oak haft.
Full view of the white oak naginata.
The white oak version's blade.
Alternative angle of the white oak blade.
The sori - curvature - of the white oak blade tip.
Close view of the kashira end of the white oak naginata.
The kissaki - blade tip - on the white oak naginata.
Close-up of the kashira end of the white oak naginata.
The leather tusba seen attached to a white oak naginata.
Another angle view of the leather tsuba on the white oak naginata.
Close-up of the white oak wood grain.

Kata Naginata

Tozando
$238.53
Material

These are standard form wooden naginata made to be used in Kata. They conform to all the established regulations from the All Japan Naginata Federation and include a leather tsuba which as been attached.

We work closely with the Aramaki Workshop of ,Miyakonojo Kyushu - Japan, who specialize in the craft of making traditional Japanese weapons from wood. All of their creations use locally sourced materials and they work closely with the curators of the various ryu-ha of Japan's martial arts both modern and traditional (koryu bujutsu). As such, these are some of the finest and most authentic examples of traditional Japanese weaponry available. These kata naginata are specifically for use in kata-geiko and naginata engi competitions.

They are available in either Red Oak with an oil finish or White Oak with a varnished finish.