“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).
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“Shikomi-zue” - wakizashi concealed in a cane, mounted in shirasaya - Kabun era (17th century).

4.500
17th century
Asian Arts
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    JAPAN - Edo Period (1603-1868), Kabun Era (c. 1661-1673).
    Wakizashi mounted as a shikoku-zue, imitating a simple carved and lacquered wooden walking stick with a concealed assembly system.
    The blade is mounted in a shirasaya style.
    Simple copper habaki decorated with oblique grooves.
    Straight blade, regular, straight, and well-defined hamon, tang with one hole, unsigned.

    Dimensions: 4 x 104 x 3 cm.
    Blade length: 52.9 cm.
    Sori (curve): 0.7 cm.
    Weight: 425 g.

    Notes: After the Haitōrei (1876) banning the carrying of swords during the Meiji era, shikomi-zue became popular as concealed weapons. However, this blade is earlier (Edo period) and was probably later re-mounted in the shikomi-zue style.

    The overall characteristics (Kanbun shape, active hamon in nie-deki) suggest production in Seki (Mino period), early Edo period. Seki was a major production center during the Muromachi and Edo periods, producing blades that were often functional and robust.

    Ref: T8DH5AD5W6

    Condition Good
    Style Asian Arts (Swords, Bladed weapons of Asian Arts Style)
    Period 17th century (Swords, Bladed weapons 17th century)
    Country of origin Japan
    Shipping Time Ready to ship in 2-3 Business Days
    Location 93400, saint ouen , France
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