A quietly powerful teahouse sword with aged presence for a refined Japanese collection.

Description

This wooden chagatana (茶刀) represents a substitute sword worn by samurai (侍) who were not permitted to carry real blades inside a tea room (茶室), carefully sourced in Japan. The smooth wooden surface and understated guard convey disciplined restraint rather than martial intent. Confirmed as a 19th century (19世紀) wooden katana-form piece, its construction and patina are consistent with late Edo (江戸期) to early Meiji period (明治期) etiquette practices. It offers meaningful context for collectors of samurai (武士) culture and tea ceremony (茶道) history, suitable for refined interior display.

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