Kama Taiwan with Sharp Metal Blade per piece

The Kama is derived from a traditional agricultural tool, the sickle. These were originally used for harvesting rice fields in Asia. Like many other training weapons that have their origins in farming tools, the Kama evolved from this. The wooden handle is approximately the length of your forearm, and historically, the cutting edge of the metal blade was only on the inside. Today, most Kamas have blunt blades, or the entire Kama is made of wood, making them suitable for training purposes.
Nowadays, Kamas are used in martial arts such as Kobudo, Ninjutsu, and Pencak Silat. In these disciplines, the movements of attack and defense can be simulated using the Kama.

This Kama does have a sharp blade and is therefore only suited for practising the movements, not for actual sparring. 

In our assortment we have different Kamas. We can offer the complete wooden Kama in 3 qualities: Taiwanese,  Chinese and Japanese wood, but we can also offer Kamas with a metal blade or with a sharp metal blade and even a plastic Kama.  

This Kama will be delivered per piece.

The dimensions of this Kama are:  

• Wooden handle: 34,5 cm
• Total length: 42 cm
• Length of lemmet: 19 cm
• Width of lemmet at the widest point: 4cm

Specifications

• Kama with a sharp metal blade 
• Not suited for sparring
• Sold per piece