Wakizashi | Kashira, Tsuka, Saya, Fuchi, Seppa - Japanese Sword - Japan - Edo-Zeit (1600-1868)





47 € | ||
|---|---|---|
44 € | ||
41 € | ||
Käuferschutz auf Catawiki
Ihre Zahlung wird von uns sicher verwahrt, bis Sie Ihr Objekt erhalten.Details ansehen
Trustpilot 4.4 | 141873 Bewertungen
Auf Trustpilot als hervorragend bewertet.
Wakizashi | Kashira, Tsuka, Saya, Fuchi, Seppa, ein originales japanisches Zier-/Schwertbeschläge-Exemplar aus der Edo-Zeit in fairem Zustand.
Vom Verkäufer bereitgestellte Beschreibung
***Import Duty and Taxes***
For all international shipments, applicable customs fees, duties, taxes, and required charges will be billed by the carrier. 0000
It is the customer's responsibility to pay any import duties and taxes imposed by the government of the receiving country, as applicable. 0000
These fees are collected by the carrier prior to delivery.
After your purchase, important delivery information will be sent to your registered email address. 0000
Please make sure to check your emails regularly until the delivery is complete.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding.
By bidding on this lot, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.
As shipping costs are calculated based on weight, size, and IATA standards, larger or heavier items may incur higher shipping fees.
Thank you so much for your patience and understanding.
Key Features & Anatomy
Material & Construction: Forged iron base plate (ji-gane) featuring brass/copper alloy wire and dot inlay work.
Nanako-ji / Ten-zōgan Pattern: The outer ring features dense concentric rows of tiny brass dots (ten-zōgan, or brass pin-inlay) simulating a nanako ("fish roe") textured pattern. Concentric inlaid wire rings separate the central field from the decorative border.
Style & Context
Period: Typically late Muromachi through Edo period (16th–19th century).
Crafting Tradition: Shows hallmark characteristics of schools specializing in brass-inlaid iron (shinchū-zōgan), such as Yoshiro-zōgan or early Kaga styles, prized for contrasting bright brass against darkened, patinated iron.
Dimensions : Approx.
Saya : 482mm
Tsuka : 205
Tsuba : 72 x 3.6
(Please note that measurements are approximate.)
Condition:
Good antique condition.
Pictures are part of the description.
Notice to Buyers :
Please check the pictures carefully for the exact condition.
Customs duties, taxes, and other import charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding.
Shipping*
We will send items from yabai artworks Japan.
FedEx International Priority
DHL WORLD WIDE
UPS Worldwide Saver
EMS / Speed Post
Der Verkäufer stellt sich vor
***Import Duty and Taxes***
For all international shipments, applicable customs fees, duties, taxes, and required charges will be billed by the carrier. 0000
It is the customer's responsibility to pay any import duties and taxes imposed by the government of the receiving country, as applicable. 0000
These fees are collected by the carrier prior to delivery.
After your purchase, important delivery information will be sent to your registered email address. 0000
Please make sure to check your emails regularly until the delivery is complete.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding.
By bidding on this lot, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.
As shipping costs are calculated based on weight, size, and IATA standards, larger or heavier items may incur higher shipping fees.
Thank you so much for your patience and understanding.
Key Features & Anatomy
Material & Construction: Forged iron base plate (ji-gane) featuring brass/copper alloy wire and dot inlay work.
Nanako-ji / Ten-zōgan Pattern: The outer ring features dense concentric rows of tiny brass dots (ten-zōgan, or brass pin-inlay) simulating a nanako ("fish roe") textured pattern. Concentric inlaid wire rings separate the central field from the decorative border.
Style & Context
Period: Typically late Muromachi through Edo period (16th–19th century).
Crafting Tradition: Shows hallmark characteristics of schools specializing in brass-inlaid iron (shinchū-zōgan), such as Yoshiro-zōgan or early Kaga styles, prized for contrasting bright brass against darkened, patinated iron.
Dimensions : Approx.
Saya : 482mm
Tsuka : 205
Tsuba : 72 x 3.6
(Please note that measurements are approximate.)
Condition:
Good antique condition.
Pictures are part of the description.
Notice to Buyers :
Please check the pictures carefully for the exact condition.
Customs duties, taxes, and other import charges are the responsibility of the buyer. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding.
Shipping*
We will send items from yabai artworks Japan.
FedEx International Priority
DHL WORLD WIDE
UPS Worldwide Saver
EMS / Speed Post

