Harp Grandmaster Chassis "Golden Knight Garo"

Master craftsman Satoshi "Harp" Iwatsubo pushes the boundaries of saber engineering with his latest 2026 chassis variant. Nicknamed the "Golden Knight Garo"—a nod to the iconic Japanese tokusatsu series (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garo_(TV_series))—this piece is a singular work of art, merging brass, wood, and purple gemstones into a cohesive masterpiece.

Designed to reside within a Luke ANH variant hilt from The Graflex Shop, this chassis honors the original lineage while elevating it to Grandmaster-level craftsmanship. The inner Graflex tube is encased in a protective anti-scratch lamination, ensuring the chassis remains pristine after continuous handling.

True to Harp's signature style, the chassis features precision-machined brass and intricate mechanical layering. A dual open-hatch design reveals a fully removable crystal chamber pod, held securely by magnets. This is no static display piece; the crystal chamber is accessible and the crystal is fully mobile. It features a spinning energy modulation system, diamond-laced accents, and a gem centerpiece that brings the saber to life. The chamber pod itself is detachable and can be worn as a stunning necklace pendant.