This is a traditional forged katana with a brass Tsuba that sculptured monkeys stealing peaches.

The imagery of 'Monkey Stealing a Peach' captures a playful and mischievous moment, symbolizing cleverness, agility, and a spirited sense of adventure. 

The monkey, known for its quick wit and curiosity, stealthily steals a luscious peach—a fruit often associated with longevity and prosperity. 

This scene blends humor with symbolism, reflecting the joy of clever triumph and the lightheartedness of youthful energy.

It conveys a lively spirit that embraces both cunning and charm, resonating with themes of resourcefulness and delight.

The blade is forged with prime manganese steel, with a mirror-polishing process.

Its edge is optional; you can choose an edged version for cutting, or an unedged version for display only. 

Features:

Length: 103CM/40.5'

Handle Length: 27CM/10.6'

Weight: 1280g/45.1oz

Material: Brass, Manganese Steel, Wood

All sizes and dimensions are approximate.