Rare ,fine signed quiver, a high-ranking "Yamato utsubo" from the Edo period (1603-1868). . Estimated to date from the mid-Edo period in Japan, 17th/18th century. . Traditional craftsmanship featuring woven wickerwork, leather, Japanese lacquer, and wild boar hair. . Gilded Mokko emblem (melon crest) associated with various clans, the most famous being the Oda family and their descendants. . The interior of the quiver, measuring 100 cm in length by 15/12 cm, is gilded and signed by an archery workshop maker from the Edo period: Katsuyama... . The antique arrow size is : 91 cm . A quiver belonging to a Daimyo or high-ranking Samurai, given its high-quality features. . Good overall condition. Naturally, there are a few minor imperfections considering the age of this quiver, but it has been preserved with great care. . An important piece made by a Japanese master with many details in good condition ,ideal for Japanese collection or Samourai collection . . L , Samuraiantiques France . . . . FREE SHIPPING WITHIN EUROPE . Cause technical problem no shipping to Spain