【Other Uses of the Katana】 When you are not using a Katana for practice or training or as an atactic sword, there are many other ways you can use it. They can be used as cosplay sword, role play sword, costume props, historical reenactments, display art, and photography background props. 【Home and office decoration】 Samurai swords are also great for hanging on a wall, displayed in acabinet, katana on a desk and in any room where you want to display a katana.
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【Warning】 1.This product is subject to specific safety warnings. Not suitable for children under 36 months 2.This toy does not provide protection
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