Extremely Rare Edo Era Japanese Tanto Sword Cover – 1800s Antique Lacquer Wood with 24k Gold Leaf (No Blade)
Direct from an Official Japanese Government Antique Auction – A True Cultural Treasure!
This is an incredibly rare Edo Era (1800s) Japanese Tanto Sword Cover (Saya) – a blade-less scabbard made from authentic lacquered wood and hand-painted with 24k gold leaf.
The condition is exceptional for its age, with no cracks, no fading, and full historical character intact.
This is not just a decorative item — it's a genuine artifact of samurai history, meant to house a tanto blade of your choosing. Whether you're a collector or a craftsman, this is an unmatched opportunity to own a piece of real Japanese heritage.
✅ Why This Piece Is Special:
✅ Authentic Edo Era (1800s) Japanese Tanto Saya ✅ Sourced from Official Japanese Government Antique Auction ✅ Crafted from Traditional Lacquered Wood ✅ Hand-Painted with 24k Gold Leaf – Bright & Intact ✅ Excellent Condition – No Cracks or Fading ✅ True Historical Artifact – 100% Genuine ✅ Rare Collector’s Item – Once-in-a-Lifetime Find ✅ Sticker Remnants Add Provenance & Authenticity ✅ Blade Not Included – Customize with Your Own ✅ Easy to Fit – Perfect for Tanto Blades or Display
⚠️ Condition Notice:
This is an antique item over 150 years old. 📌 Sticker residue from a historic tag or document may be visible — a sign of authentic provenance. 🕰️ Age-appropriate minor wear may be present, but overall condition is remarkable.
📐 Sizing:
Please refer to all photos for exact measurements. This saya was made to fit a traditional tanto blade and can be adapted to suit custom blades as well.
🎯 Perfect For:
Samurai & Weaponry Collectors
Swordsmiths & Custom Blade Makers
Edo Era Enthusiasts
Museum Displays or Decor
Authentic Japanese Antiques Lovers
📦 Shipping:
Carefully packed with protective wrapping
Ships worldwide with full tracking
Insurance included on all orders
Bring home a rare piece of Samurai-era elegance and Japanese craftsmanship. Once it's gone, it's truly gone.
