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Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi, late Heian Period, 10th - 11th century (wood, lacquer & metal)

Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi, late Heian Period, 10th - 11th century (wood, lacquer & metal)


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Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi, late Heian Period, 10th - 11th century (wood, lacquer & metal)

1547590 Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi, late Heian Period, 10th - 11th century (wood, lacquer & metal) by Japanese School; Private Collection; (add.info.: with nasu no yoichi style muromachi koshirae mumei); Photo eChristies Images; Japanese, out of copyright

Media ID 22534090

© Christie's Images / Bridgeman Images

Militaria Muromachi Samurai Scabbard Sheath Yoichi


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This print showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of the Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi, a sword dating back to the late Heian Period in 10th - 11th century Japan. Made from wood, lacquer, and metal, this weapon is a testament to the skill and artistry of Japanese swordsmiths during that era. The black scabbard adds an air of mystery and elegance to this ceremonial piece, which would have been wielded by samurai warriors. Its traditional design reflects the rich cultural heritage of Japan and its deep connection to honor and tradition. The intricate details on the tachi are truly remarkable. The delicate engravings on both blade and hilt demonstrate the meticulous attention paid to every aspect of its creation. This particular tachi features a nasu no yoichi style muromachi koshirae mumei – a unique combination that further enhances its historical significance. Displayed in a private collection, this photograph allows us to appreciate not only the physical beauty but also the historical importance of this ancient artifact. It serves as a window into Japan's feudal past when swords were not just weapons but symbols of power, prestige, and loyalty. Whether admired for its artistic value or studied for its historical context, this Ko-bizen Tomonari Tachi offers us an opportunity to delve into Japan's fascinating history while marveling at its timeless beauty.

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