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Dragon Samurai Swords

A samurai sword with a dragon on the hilt, blade or stand is a favorite for wall displays and gifts. This page lists four dragon pieces, including three sets with display stands and a single Masahiro sword, with prices from $57.97 to $117.97.

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Why the dragon appears on samurai swords

In Japanese art the dragon stands for strength, wisdom and protection, so it is a natural fit for a sword. Craftsmen often place it on the handle, along the scabbard or on a plaque. A dragon design lets a plain katana shape feel personal.

Most buyers choose these swords for their look. They suit a den, an office or a bedroom wall, and they make a clear gift for someone who loves Japanese culture.

Four ways to get a dragon

The Dragon Samurai Sword Set costs $69.97 and comes as a set, which saves you shopping for a stand. The Whetstone Golden Dragon Samurai Sword Set is the lowest priced at $57.97 and adds a golden touch.

The Whetstone Samurai Sword Set with Dragon Display Plaque costs $64.97 and pairs the sword with a plaque for mounting. If you want a single sword, the Masahiro Dragon Samurai Sword is the priciest here at $117.97.

Choosing a set or a single sword

Sets are easier because the stand or plaque is included. A single sword gives you freedom to build your own display. Think about the wall space you have and whether you want the dragon in the foreground or only as an accent.

Read the product page for the blade length and what comes in the box. Treat all of them as decorative unless the page says otherwise.

Where it fits and who it is for

A dragon sword looks best on a clean wall with a little space around it. Over a desk, beside a bookshelf or above a bed, the long curved shape draws the eye without crowding the room. Warm wood and dark paint show off a gold dragon especially well.

These sets make easy gifts for fans of anime, martial arts and Japanese art. The stand or plaque means the person can open the box and display it that same day.

Keeping the finish bright

Dust with a soft cloth and avoid touching the blade with bare fingers. A drop of light oil on the steel helps prevent rust, and a dry room helps even more. Hang the sword at a height where it will not be bumped, and keep it away from windows where sun and damp air can dull the finish. If you move house, wrap it in soft cloth before it goes in a box.