Japanese Sickle Kama Knife 5160 Spring Steel

Originally an ancient East Asian farming tool, the Kama evolved as it spread to Japan, where it was adopted by both farmers and warriors for self-defense and combat. This functional replica reflects the weaponized form once wielded by samurai and defenders of rural homes.

The curved hook blade is hand-forged from resilient 5160 spring steel, darkened for a stealthy appearance while leaving the sharpened edge whitened for striking contrast and functionality. A pointed spike at the butt of the weapon provides an additional option for bashing techniques in close combat.

The handle is crafted from genuine rosewood and features an opening at the base, allowing a rope to be threaded through for traditional ninja-style maneuvers and techniques.

Completing the weapon, a custom scabbard proportioned precisely to the blade includes two securing buttons for safe and easy carry.