This is a very rare "Chagoto/Chashitsu-to" (Tea Knife/Tea Room Sword) that conveys a sense of the passage of time. m(_ _)m A Chagoto was used by samurai from the Sengoku period to the Edo period. It symbolized the lack of hostile intent towards others while enjoying tea in the tea room. Also, a real sword would be too large and cumbersome in the confined space of a tea room, so this type of tea knife was used to enjoy tea. m(_ _)m Furthermore, there were no set standards for Chagoto, and various decorations were applied based on the owner's order. Because it is a Chagoto, the hilt and scabbard are made of wood in one piece, and it cannot be drawn. m(_ _)m I believe this is a rare piece, even among historical examples. (^^) Please consider it. (⁠◡⁠ ⁠ω⁠ ⁠◡⁠) #Because it's a Chagoto, it's a one-piece construction and cannot be drawn. m(_ _)m #ImitationSword #Iaito (Practice Sword) #Wakizashi (Short Sword)