Antique Edo Japanese Sword Fittings Menuki Pair Hotei Mixed Metal #002
Description
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This is an antique pair of Japanese Menuki (ornamental sword hilt fittings) from the Edo period. The pair depicts Hotei, one of the Seven Lucky Gods in Japanese folklore, and showcases the fine craftsmanship of traditional Japanese sword fittings.
Specifications: Type: Menuki Material: Mixed Metal Motif: Hotei (One of the Seven Lucky Gods) Quantity: Pair (2 Pieces) Era: Edo (1603–1868) Origin: Japan
Condition: This is an antique item with age-related wear. There are scratches, dust, dirt, and minor surface wear from age and storage. Please review all photos carefully before purchasing. The age, attribution, and description are based on our assessment and should be considered opinions rather than guarantees.
Included Items: One pair of Menuki.
Antique Menuki are decorative ornaments mounted beneath the handle wrapping of traditional Japanese swords. Edo-period examples depicting Hotei are appreciated by collectors for their detailed metalwork and cultural significance.
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