Japanese Edo Era Naginata Blade Signed “Harunobuyoshi” 16" Ainu This is a 6 3/4"
Description
This is a 6 3/4" x 10" giclée reproduction print of a Japanese Showa era woodblock print titled after the Fuji Yama from Okitsu
indicating the piece was never put into use
The overall blade measures 2 7/8" (74mm) wide and 4 1/4" (108mm) long
This is a framed and matted Chinese silk wedding patch Featuring a Dragon ringed with Traditional symbols of good luck and prosperity such as bats
Measures: 65"' wide by 65"' tall
Japanese Edo Era Naginata Blade Signed “Harunobuyoshi” 16" Ainu This is a 6 3/4"Antique Japanese Naginata Signed Harunobuyoshi ()Japan, Edo period (17th18th century) This Japanese Naginata is signed with the mei Harunobuyoshi (). While the characters are legible, the exact smith is not represented in standard swordsmith directories. The second and third characters, (Nobuyoshi), are well documented in swordmaking history, associated with multiple smiths including Shinano no kami Nobuyoshi, an established Edo period maker of
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