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Philippine Ebony, also called kamagong, is an exotic wood known for its beauty and impact strength. This material has a deep black color with streaks of dark brown and dark green.
Artha Gallery's line of high-performance, presentation-grade, premium quality macassar ebony, is a beautiful exotic wood that can withstand the rigors of kendo, iaido, aikido and other Japanese sword arts.
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The ebony shoto (short sword) has a handle length of 8" and an overall length of 26" to 28", and comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7001S: Ebony Shoto Sizes given above Now: $59.00 18 Available
The ebony tanto (dagger) has a 5" handle length and an overall length of 13" to 15", and comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7001T: Ebony Tanto Sizes given above Now: $29.00 14 Available
E B O N Y . D R A G O N All dimensions are in inches.
For the sword arts practitioner in the market for an extra special training weapon, we present the special edition dragon. The tsuka sports intricately carved oriental dragons on both sides that are not only beautiful but also provide an excellent gripping surface.
The ebony dragon shoto (short sword) has a handle length of 8" and an overall length of 26" to 28", and comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7004S: Ebony Dragon Shoto Sizes given above Now: $67.00 3 Available
E B O N Y . D R A G O N H E A D All dimensions are in inches.
For the sword arts practitioner looking for a unique and supurbly crafted training weapon, we offer our dragonhead bokken. The tsuka sports a three dimensionally carved oriental dragon that is not just beautiful to look at, but also provides an excellent gripping surface. This bokken comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7016B: Ebony Dragonhead Bokken Handle length 11, overall length 41 No longer Available
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The ebony dragonhead shoto (short sword) has a handle length of 8" and an overall length of 26" to 28", and comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7016S: Ebony Dragonhead Shoto Sizes given above Now: $67.00 4 Available
The ebony dragonhead tanto (dagger) has a 5" handle length and an overall length of 13" to 15", and comes with a custom matched tsuba. AG7016T: Ebony Dragonhead Tanto Sizes given above Now: $33.00 4 Available
E B O N Y . S U B U R I T O All dimensions are in inches.
Anyone looking for a serious training weapon that will build grip and upper body strength will appreciate our ebony suburito. This beefy yet nicely balanced training weapon weighs nearly a pound more than our ebony premium bokken. Note: If you are out of the USA, please check your country's mailing restrictions before requesting postal system delivery. Countries have various restrictions on the length of packages through their postal system. AG7015: Ebony Suburito Handle length 13, overall length 46 Cost: $110.00 Now: $93.50 6 Available
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Artha Gallery is delighted to offer an ebony jo staff.
EBONY JO! We offer a jo made of macassar ebony. These fine weapons are made in the same high quality as the other ebony in our line. Note: If you are out of the USA, please check your country's mailing restrictions before requesting postal system delivery. Countries have various restrictions on the length of packages through their postal system. AG7003: Ebony Jo Size: 54 x 1 dia. Cost: $110.00 Now: $93.50 9 Available
E B O N Y . K A M A G O N G All dimensions are in inches.
Artha Gallery's kamagong sticks are made of premium quality macassar ebony, and are favorites of Philippine martial artists. These sticks have a practical, yet convincing weight and feel great in your hands.
These ebony hardwood sticks for the arnis, kali, and escrima arts are some of the nicest you will find anywhere. These beautiful sticks are sold in pairs only. AG7012: Ebony kamagong sticks 7/8 dia, Length 28 Cost: $50.00 per pair Now: $43.50 per pair 7 sets Available
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