This is a basic but very functional Samurai Sword Stands, this one is made for displaying 2 swords. Made from MDF and easily flat packed when not in use.

These are basic but very functional Samurai Sword Stands, this one is made for displaying 3 swords. Made from MDF and easily flat packed when not in use.

These Green Buddhist Mala Beads from inside the Shaolin Temple Complex in Henan, China. Used for centuries by monks to count breaths, Sutras and Buddha's name

Hang your Punch bag from this Punch Bag Wall Bracket and finally get some training done on your drills and combos on your punch bag in a gym, home or garage

Japanese Obi Belts are use specifically for Japanese Sword based martial arts like Iaido, Kendo and Kenjitsu

This Chinese Spear Tassel is the Horse hair need for spears in Chinese Martial Arts like Shaolin, Tai Chi, Wushu, and Hung Gar

Sageo is for tying around the Katana Saya or scabbard, either a replacement or to change the colour and look of your Katana.

Sageo is for tying around the Katana Saya or scabbard, either a replacement or to change the colour and look of your Katana.

Pro box Boxing Gloves are the perfect entry level sparring glove for kids. They offer a great fit, velcro wrap, thumb attachment, made from PU vinyl and breathable palm

Japanese Obi Belts are use specifically for Japanese Sword based martial arts like Iaido, Kendo and Kenjitsu

This Samurai Sword Bag is made from embroidered silk style Satin and is extremely soft. It has a beautiful woven pattern of Blue and gold.

This Samurai Sword Bag is made from embroidered silk style Satin and is extremely soft. It has a beautiful woven pattern of black and gold.

This Dragon, Temple, vines and ocean scene is fairly ornate Tsuba. It has antiqued bronze colouration and would look good on any Katana.

This Round Brass Tsuba has a Full Samurai Warrior embossed into the Tsuba on one side and Japanese characters on the other side . Nice and solid and great looking

Ji Sukashi Tsuba appear as early as the 15th century and go on through to the 19th century until the time they were banned in Japan. Different styles of Sukashi Tsuba exist but the Ji Sukashi have an this open work ‘emotional’ design.