Nugui Materials
SJK Nugui Set
Four types of Nugui - Koshiki, Shinsei, Kongo (A+B), and Jikoh
all in a wooden box. Each Nugui is compounded appropriately and can be used
directly. However, depending on the condition of the sword, if you need finer
Nugui filter it with Yoshino-gami.
The details and instructions for use for each can be found by clicking the link
for each below.
| SJK Nugui Set |
220.00 |
SJK Nugui Koshiki
Compounded specially for Koto (old swords).
| SJK Nugui Koshiki |
67.00 |
SJK Nugui Shinsei
Compounded specially for Shinto blades
| SJK Nugui Shinsei | 67.00 |
SJK Nugui Kongo
Compounded specially for Shinshinto and Gendaito blades. You must mix the A and B parts
| SJK Nugui Kongo | 67.00 |
SJK Nugui Jikoh
Compounded specially for renovating soft sword blades.
| SJK Nugui Jikoh | 67.00 |
Nugui Oil
For replenishing SJK Nugui
| Nugui Oil |
37.00 |
Kanahada
Burnt and powdered iron oxide which is the basic material used in making Nugui.
| Kanahada |
27.00 |
Jitekko
Powdered magnetite used for making Nugui for Sashikomi-togi (finish without Hadori)
| Jitekko |
15.00 |
Shinsha
Cinnabar which is mixed with Kanahada Nugui for making a bluish colored blade.
| Shinsha |
77.00 |
Aoko (Green powder)
Chromium Oxide to mix with Kanahada Nugui for making the blade dark and glossy.
| Aoko |
15.00 |
Akako (Red powder)
Iron Oxide to mix with Kanahada Nugui for making the blade bluish and glossy.
| Akako |
15.00 |
Kinpun
Gold powder to mix with Kanahada Nugui for making the blade dark, bluish, and glossy.
| Kinpun |
73.00 |
Oumewata
A very special and traditional cotton used to make Nugui. Take small pieces, fold and round it. Then rub the Nugui on the blade with it.
| Oumewata |
27.00 |