Artisan Replica Japanese Samurai Sword Set Encased Calligraphs, Labels, Seal

Description: A rare vintage replica of a highly decorative Japanese Samurai sword set that carries the artisans gold seal with his attention to detail, highly crafted and featuring high end materials with authentic gold leaf or fittings. Please check photos closely for further evaluation. 1. Swords - Katana style swords 2 with golden handles with traditional wrap pattern , suggesting ceremonial or decorative rather than functional. 2.Tsuba (Sword Guards ) the red and black circular objects featuring a dragon motif , symbols of power and protection. 3. Accessories: the display includes small tools, replicas of kogai (hairpins) and kosuka (small utility knives) 4. Golden Mon (Family Crests) Symbols replicas to identify clans 5. The set in a gold frame with ornamental detailing highlighting its aesthetic and cultural significance is encased in a black wooden case. The back has strings and wires had been used for show. 6. Japanese Calligraphy: Inscriptions Inscriptions in Japanese characters next to the crests and on small labels indicate names of the Samurai Clans, historical figures or swordsmiths. Please refer to the images. Translates as follows: 1. • Japanese and translates as follows:•竜透し鐔 (Ryū Sukashi Tsuba):“Dragon Openwork Tsuba” Refers to the tsuba (sword guard) featuring an intricate openwork design of a dragon.•銘 (重文) (Mei (Jūbun)): “Signed (Important Cultural Property)”This indicates the tsuba has a signature or is attributed to a specific craftsman or lineage. The term (重文) implies that it may be recognized as a culturally important piece. 2 • 葉桐子宗典作 (Hagiri Kosoten Saku): “Made by Hagiri Kosoten” This is the name of the craftsman or workshop that created the tsuba. Interpretation:This label describes the dragon openwork tsuba, highlighting its intricate design and craftsmanship. It attributes the piece to Hagiri Kosoten, likely a skilled craftsman or workshop known for creating such items. The mention of (Jūbun) suggests this piece could be inspired by or tied to culturally significant artifacts. If authentic, it would enhance the value and importance of the display.武家三大家紋 (Buke San Daikammon): “The Three Great Family Crests of the Samurai Class” This refers to the three most prominent family/clan crests associated with the samurai elite in Japan.•徳川氏 (Tokugawa-shi):“The Tokugawa Clan”The Tokugawa family was one of the most powerful clans in Japanese history, ruling during the Edo period (1603–1868) under the Tokugawa shogunate. Interpretation: This label highlights that the piece or display represents the Tokugawa Clan, one of the three most prestigious samurai families in Japanese history. It might be part of a collection commemorating the samurai heritage, specifically the Tokugawa clan’s legacy, possibly featuring their family crest or symbols. This adds historical and cultural significance to the display. 3. •竜透し鐔: “Ryū Sukashi Tsuba”This translate to“Dragon Openwork Tsuba.” It indicates that the tsuba (the sword guard) features an openwork design of a dragon. •(重文): “(Jūbun) This term could mean “important cultural property” in some contexts. However, here it might simply refer to the level of detail or quality of the design • 柳友喜: “Yanagi Tomoyoshi”Likely the name of the artist, craftsman, or the brand associated with this piece. • 作: “Saku” This means “made by,” confirming the name preceding it (Yanagi Tomoyoshi) as the creator. Full translation “Dragon Openwork Tsuba (Jūbun) - Made by Yanagi Tomoyoshi.” Dimensions: 47 1/2" lx 18" 2" Heavy 20 lbs Great to excellent condition on the sword set display, the wooden black has been enclosed in glass and had protected the piece. The wood at one upper edge is chipped off, can be repainted black. There are scrapes at the edges of the wooden frame. It is however sturdy and keeps its function rather well for the set . FREE SHIPPING CONTINENTAL USA ONLY

Price: 500 USD

Location: Punta Gorda, Florida

End Time: 2025-01-26T15:05:24.000Z

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