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it has a warm patina and is in fine condition
The art work itself measures about 45" x 16"
combining a sugi cedar case and interiors with richly grained keyaki (zelkova) drawer faces throughout
Illustrations: 500+ color photographs
Teruhide Kato was born in Kyoto in 1936 and trained in Japanese painting at Kyoto Art University (often rendered “Kyoto Art College” in English)
Edo Period Menuki Pair: Naginata with Sode Armor & Fan Sheathed Sword Shakudō Gold Details LS104 Nesting Bowls it has a warm patinaAntique Japanese Menuki Pair Naginata with Sode Armor and Fan over SwordJapan, Edo period (18th19th century) This evocative pair of Edo period menuki presents a deeply symbolic dialogue between masculine and feminine emblems. On one side, a naginata rests beneath a sode shoulder guard. The naginata, though fully martial, is culturally remembered as the favored weapon of samurai women, embodying grace combined with ferocity. The sode armor plate above
