Services

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While many different variations of tsukamaki services exist, I am currently only focusing on one style to start with. Hineri-maki, the most commonly seen style found on most production katana, iaito and wakizashi. As my skill improves, I plan to offer other maki styles in the future.

All premium tsukamaki RE:Wraps are done using traditional materials (kusune, rice paper hishigami) for a look and feel that will last for years to come. Currently, I only offer services using standard cotton as well as genuine Japanese silk. As I continue to grow, I will offer leather and suede. Please refer to my FAQ section for more details.

Every collector has that one sword, it may have been your first or it could just hold special meaning. The point is, we all start somewhere and if you are anything like me, you still have that first budget blade. (My first was a 1060 steel katana, I think I spent around $95 for it) They need love too and I understand not wanting to sink more into maintenance than what was paid so I am offering this as an option. Hineri-maki done with Synthetic Silk, no hishigami, a bit of glue, quick and tight

Lacquering the Ito provides two main benefits. One, it helps reinforce and strengthen the wrap to make it last even longer. Two, it not only deepens the color of the ito but also serves as another layer of protection against moisture. More information can be found in my FAQ page.

Unfortunately, more often than not; tsuka cores can suffer minor wear and tear, as well as damage from heavy use. Each tsuka I receive will be thoroughly inspected, and if needed I will contact you with a detailed repair plan. I will do no modifications or repairs without your express written consent. Repair pricing on a case by case basis.