Pil - Bambus - Japan (Ingen reservasjonspris)

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6 Arrows in a Quiver

The shafts of arrows were made of bamboo. They were crafted from carefully selected materials, each arrow is handmade by our artisans, one by one.
There are 3 different types of the arrows included. Each length and diameter differs slightly.
The length of the longest arrow is 89.5cm, and the shortest is 85.4cm.

This wooden quiver is decorated with the Soma Domain’s family crest, the Kyuyō mon, rendered in gold on a black lacquered body.


Background and History of this items: 

The Soma Domain (相馬藩) was a small feudal domain in northeastern Japan during the Edo period, ruled by the Soma clan from their castle town of Nakamura in present-day Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture.

The crest of the Soma lords, based on the kuyō-mon (九曜紋) of nine stars, visually expresses their long-standing devotion to Myoken worship and became a symbol of the Soma Domain and its samurai traditions.
Kuyoumon

Soma Nomaoi (相馬野馬追) is a traditional samurai horse festival held every year in the Soma region of Fukushima Prefecture. It has a history of more than 1,000 years and originally began as military training, where samurai chased wild horses as if they were enemy soldiers.
Today, the festival lasts for three days and features events such as a large parade of riders in real samurai armor, armored horse races, and a dramatic contest where horseback riders try to catch sacred flags falling from the sky.

6 Arrows in a Quiver

The shafts of arrows were made of bamboo. They were crafted from carefully selected materials, each arrow is handmade by our artisans, one by one.
There are 3 different types of the arrows included. Each length and diameter differs slightly.
The length of the longest arrow is 89.5cm, and the shortest is 85.4cm.

This wooden quiver is decorated with the Soma Domain’s family crest, the Kyuyō mon, rendered in gold on a black lacquered body.


Background and History of this items: 

The Soma Domain (相馬藩) was a small feudal domain in northeastern Japan during the Edo period, ruled by the Soma clan from their castle town of Nakamura in present-day Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture.

The crest of the Soma lords, based on the kuyō-mon (九曜紋) of nine stars, visually expresses their long-standing devotion to Myoken worship and became a symbol of the Soma Domain and its samurai traditions.
Kuyoumon

Soma Nomaoi (相馬野馬追) is a traditional samurai horse festival held every year in the Soma region of Fukushima Prefecture. It has a history of more than 1,000 years and originally began as military training, where samurai chased wild horses as if they were enemy soldiers.
Today, the festival lasts for three days and features events such as a large parade of riders in real samurai armor, armored horse races, and a dramatic contest where horseback riders try to catch sacred flags falling from the sky.

Detaljer

Æra
1900-2000
Opprinnelsesland
Japan
Materiale
Bambus
Tilstand
God
Height
91 cm
Width
6,5 cm
Total lengde
91 cm
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Ansvarsfraskrivelse: Kun brukes som pynt og kampsport Dette objektet tilbys på auksjon med den forståelse at den utelukkende er ment for dekorative formål eller kampsport. Ved å delta i denne auksjonen samtykker du i å: Overhold alle gjeldende lover, forskrifter og retningslinjer. Sørg for at din bruk av denne gjenstanden er i samsvar med de angitte formålene. Vær oppmerksom på at denne gjenstanden ikke har blitt inspisert av Catawiki for sikkerhet eller funksjonalitet. Catawiki tolererer ikke ulovlige aktiviteter og er ikke ansvarlig for skader som følge av bruk eller misbruk av denne gjenstanden.

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