Authentic Japanese Edo Period Short Sword – Signed by "Nobu"

Authentic Japanese Edo Period Short Sword – Signed by "Nobu" (信)

Step into the legacy of the samurai with this exquisite short sword, crafted during Japan’s revered Edo period and signed by the swordsmith Nobu (信). A genuine collector’s piece, this blade embodies the elegance and discipline of traditional Japanese craftsmanship.

🔹 Product Highlights:

• Signature (Mei): 表銘「信」 – Nobu

• Era: Edo Period (1603–1868) – A time of peace, culture, and refinement in Japan

• Blade Length: 23 cm – Compact and elegant for both display and appreciation

• Curvature (Sori): 0 cm – Straight profile for a distinct and classic silhouette

• Thickness at Base: 5.9 mm | Tip Thickness: 3.3 mm

• Width at Base: 25 mm | Tip Width: 14 mm

• Number of Mekugi (peg holes): 1

• Weight:

  • Blade Only: 181 g

  • With Scabbard (Saya): 309 g

🔹 Why This Sword Is Special:

• Signed Blade: The presence of a signature (mei) adds historical and artistic value

• Edo Period Origin: A highly collectible era for Japanese swords, known for refined craftsmanship

• Lightweight & Elegant: Ideal for collectors who seek both beauty and historical significance

This sword is perfect for:

• Japanese sword enthusiasts

• Interior collectors of rare historical items

• Gifts for those who value tradition and art

🔸 Worldwide shipping available – Carefully packaged with authenticity in mind.