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I am selling an old tea sword.
A tea sword is a substitute for a wakizashi that is worn in the tea room.
In the days when armored samurai were constantly fighting, it was agreed that "no swords are allowed in the tea room" because they would drink tea with people who might become enemies or allies in a small space.
However, as a samurai, being unarmed in this era was unthinkable.
For that reason, samurai had wooden swords made that look just like wakizashi, in case of emergency. It is said
that when a samurai was invited to the tea room, they informed the tea master that it was a wooden sword, and were allowed to bring in the tea sword. (See web)
The handle is in very good condition with no peeling or cracking of the lacquer.
The handle comes with a menuki with flowers and plants.
In addition, wisteria is wrapped around the edge and carp mouth.
The tsuba part is a thick tsuba with brown lacquer applied, reproduced in wood.
The sheath is also beautifully painted, and although there are some small scratches due to aging, the unique carvings make it a gorgeous sheath that catches the eye.
The chestnut shape is also sound with no rattling or damage. A brown strap is included. At first glance, it is a well-made tea sword that looks like a wakizashi with a real sword inside. The entire sword is finely carved down to the smallest detail, making it a high-quality sword.
I am selling an old tea sword.
A tea sword is a substitute for a wakizashi that is worn in the tea room.
In the days when armored samurai were constantly fighting, it was agreed that "no swords are allowed in the tea room" because they would drink tea with people who might become enemies or allies in a small space.
However, as a samurai, being unarmed in this era was unthinkable.
For that reason, samurai had wooden swords made that look just like wakizashi, in case of emergency. It is said
that when a samurai was invited to the tea room, they informed the tea master that it was a wooden sword, and were allowed to bring in the tea sword. (See web)
The handle is in very good condition with no peeling or cracking of the lacquer.
The handle comes with a menuki with flowers and plants.
In addition, wisteria is wrapped around the edge and carp mouth.
The tsuba part is a thick tsuba with brown lacquer applied, reproduced in wood.
The sheath is also beautifully painted, and although there are some small scratches due to aging, the unique carvings make it a gorgeous sheath that catches the eye.
The chestnut shape is also sound with no rattling or damage. A brown strap is included. At first glance, it is a well-made tea sword that looks like a wakizashi with a real sword inside. The entire sword is finely carved down to the smallest detail, making it a high-quality sword.
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Prachtige Netsuke in zeer goede staat. Met persoonlijk e-mail contact met de verkoper Bart Janszen
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免责声明:仅限用于装饰和武术 此物品在拍卖时应理解为,其仅用于装饰目的或武术练习。参加本次拍卖,即表示您同意: 遵守所有适用的法律、法规和政策。 确保您使用此物品的目的与所述目的一致。 请注意,此物品尚未经过 Catawiki 的安全性或功能性检查。Catawiki 决不容忍非法活动,也不对因使用或误用此物品而造成的任何损害或伤害负责。