SZCO 8 Sword Wooden Floor Stand – Sword Stand Display Rack for Martial Arts, Ninja, Katana, Medieval & Samurai Swords – Black Hardwood Katana Stand and Sword Holder with Hardware Included
Product Description
SZCO 8 Sword Wooden Floor Stand – Sword Stand Display Rack for Martial Arts, Ninja, Katana, Medieval & Samurai Swords – Black Hardwood Katana Stand and Sword Holder with Hardware Included
- Holds Up to 8 Swords: Designed with 8 individual notches to securely hold a wide range of swords including katanas, samurai swords, broadswords, ninja blades, and even cosplay replicas for use as a lightsaber stand.
- Durable Wood Construction: Made from sturdy black-finished wood for reliable, long-lasting use; adds a sleek look to any room, dojo, or collector’s display rack.
- Floor-Standing Design: This freestanding sword stand stands approximately 3 feet tall, making it ideal for sword storage in homes, martial arts studios, or gallery-style displays.
- Easy to Assemble: Includes all six wooden parts and mounting hardware; this sword holder is quick to assemble with no special tools required.
- Perfect for Collectors & Martial Artists: Showcase your collection in style with this multi-functional katana stand—ideal for cosplay weapons, historical replicas, martial arts blades, or as a unique lightsaber stand.
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