This oriental design features gorgeous gold lacquerware and depicts Jurojin and a young child. Jurojin is one of the Seven Lucky Gods of the East. He is considered the god of longevity and is accompanied by a young child. He represents good fortune in longevity, good fortune, safety for the home, and prosperity. The entire piece is adorned with gold lacquerware, the petals are made of white mother-of-pearl, and the figures are crafted with metal fittings, creating a striking finish. This display stand exudes a mystical oriental impression and is the perfect way to beautifully display a sword. Although there is some wear and tear from age, there are no cracks or noticeable scratches. Although it is vintage, it has been carefully maintained and retains its beauty. *Please note: The sword shown in the photo is not included. Show your prized sword on this display stand.