SD093 Japanese Samurai Set of 2 with stand
In feudal Japan, the practice of carrying two swords—one long and one short—was known as daishō. This custom was more than just practical; it became a mark of class and a symbol of deep cultural meaning. The katana, long and curved, was the primary weapon used in open-field combat. Its razor-sharp edge and perfect balance made it a fearsome tool in the hands of a skilled warrior.
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SD093 Japanese Samurai Set of 2 with Stand – A Tribute to the Way of the Warrior
The SD093 Japanese Samurai Set of 2 with Stand honors the noble heritage of the samurai class. This sword set, featuring the katana and wakizashi, represents the dual blades traditionally carried by Japan’s elite warriors. Together, they embody the values of honor, courage, and discipline rooted in the ancient code of Bushidō.
The Daishō: A Symbol of Samurai Status
In feudal Japan, the practice of carrying two swords—one long and one short—was known as daishō. This custom was more than just practical; it became a mark of class and a symbol of deep cultural meaning. The katana, long and curved, was the primary weapon used in open-field combat. Its razor-sharp edge and perfect balance made it a fearsome tool in the hands of a skilled warrior.
The wakizashi, slightly shorter, served as a sidearm for close-quarters battles or indoor encounters. Samurai would keep this blade by their side, even indoors, where drawing a long sword could be impractical. Together, the katana and wakizashi represented not only martial power but also the spiritual heart of a warrior.
Historical Importance Beyond the Battlefield
Although these blades were weapons, they carried far more significance. Samurai were not just fighters—they were poets, scholars, and statesmen. Their swords were polished daily, passed down through generations, and even offered in ceremonies. During the Edo period, the daishō was a legal requirement for samurai, visibly separating them from commoners.
This set pays tribute to that tradition. The two swords reflect the dual nature of the samurai life—peace and war, grace and strength. It also captures the historical importance of the pairing without straying from traditional aesthetics.
Decorative Display with Cultural Meaning
The SD093 set comes complete with a wooden stand that showcases both swords in proper order. Each piece is designed with attention to historical detail, featuring ornate hilts, curved blades, and lacquered scabbards. Though non-functional, these replicas preserve the visual charm and symbolic depth of the originals.
Placed in a living room, dojo, or collector’s cabinet, the display evokes the timeless image of a samurai warrior. It blends art and history into a single centerpiece.
A Gift That Reflects Heritage
Whether given as a gift or added to a personal collection, the SD093 Japanese Samurai Set of 2 with Stand offers more than beauty. It brings with it the spirit of Bushidō, the grace of ancient craftsmanship, and the legacy of Japan’s most revered warriors.
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We deals in Khukries, Daggers, Knives, Swords, Axes, handcuffs, Medieval helmets, Shields, Walking sticks, Bugles, Nautical, chain mails, horns and bone items, Leather items, miscellaneous items etc. We also do custom work.
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- Our Products are handmade by the team of dedicated artisans and craftsmen who are richly experienced in their fields and products are thoroughly inspected by our quality control personnel’s at every stage of production.
- Each item is carefully and elegantly handmade with traditional skill handed down to us from centuries of experience and reliability.
- Our items include show pieces of historical & ancient figures reproduce to their originality and shape.
All our items are blunt edge. Handmade hand polished. Need to apply on blade to avoid rust. Items manufactured as manufactured in olden days. Not Novelty.
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