Tachi

Tachi is a traditional Japanese sword known for its longer blade and curved design, used by samurai primarily in the feudal era. Unlike shorter swords, Tachi was worn with the edge facing downward and often served as a battlefield weapon. Its craftsmanship emphasizes balance, sharpness, and elegance, making it both a functional weapon and a cultural symbol. The Tachi's manufacturing involved specialized techniques, resulting in a distinctive blade shape and intricate ornamentation. Today, Tachi is appreciated as a historical artifact, representing Japan’s rich martial and artistic heritage.