Japanese Black Lacquer Sword Stand - Maki-e Tsuba & Inaba Clan Crest SWR361 Ko-Imari lucky charm

lucky charm

As a deeply historic and heavily utilized antique textile

Rim: There may be minor roughness or "insect nibbles" (Mushikui) on the rim

Ribs: As seen in the photographs

Names said to be included in the lot include singers such as Yukiko Matsubara

Japanese Black Lacquer Sword Stand - Maki-e Tsuba & Inaba Clan Crest SWR361 Ko-Imari lucky charmJapanese Black Lacquer Sword Stand Maki e Tsuba & Inaba Clan Crest SWR361 This is a high quality Katanakake (Japanese sword stand) designed to display two swords. Crafted from wood with a rich black lacquer finish, it features elegant Maki e (gold lacquer) designs of various Tsuba (sword guards) and a significant central crest. Key Features: Noble Provenance: The center features an octagonal frame enclosing the kanji for "Three" (). This is widely