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Gran armero japonés de madera con trece ranuras para katanas y wakizashi, soporte escalonado para varias espadas
Gran armero japonés de madera con trece ranuras para katanas y wakizashi, soporte escalonado para varias espadas
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A substantial wooden sword rack built to hold up to thirteen blades, with stepped side profiles and a reinforced base for stable, organized presentation of a larger collection. It favors functional authenticity over decorative refinement while keeping traditional proportions.
The Piece
Designed for collectors managing larger groups of blades, the rack offers thirteen stepped slots for katana, wakizashi or mixed displays. Constructed in solid wood with a robust architectural profile, it prioritizes capacity without abandoning traditional proportion.
High-capacity racks of this type were commonly used in dojo environments, storage rooms and private collections where efficient organization and accessibility were essential. The tiered side profiles let multiple swords rest securely without overlapping, while the broad base and cross-bracing give stability under weight.
With a sword hanging width of approximately 47 cm, it provides high-density storage in a relatively compact footprint.
Details
- Type: Multi-blade sword rack
- Era: Undocumented
- Origin: Japan
- Material: Solid wood
- Capacity: Up to 13 swords
- Measurements: Height approx. 51 cm · width approx. 48 cm · depth approx. 31 cm · sword hanging width approx. 47 cm
Condition
- Visible wear, surface scratches and repair marks consistent with age and extended use.
- These reflect the rack's working history and read as honest patina.
Authenticity & Care
Dating is undocumented and no maker attribution is provided; the assessment rests on construction, wear and form. Every piece is examined and documented in Japan before dispatch and is offered with the Japonista authenticity guarantee.
Delivery from Japan
Packed by hand in Japan and shipped insured and tracked by EMS or an equivalent express service. Import duties and taxes, where applicable, are payable on arrival. Returns follow our published policy.
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