Ume Kamon Engraving Size:2 cm If purchased with a frame

If purchased with a frame

These Tsubadome can be forced on a Bokken as thick as a Kashima Shin Ryu Bokken

Most recommended for Iaido/Kenjutsu practice

Aikido’s founder Ueshiba Morihei

The grain is far thinner than that of the standard Ishime finish and there are twice as many layers of lacquer

Ume Kamon Engraving Size:2 cm If purchased with a frameUme Kamon Engraving Figure Prunus mume (Japanese plum, Japanese apricot) in Japanese In Japan, the plum is often associated with Tenjin, the Shinto deity of scholarship. Shrines that worship Tenjin often use the Ume mon as emblem (shinmon) and have plum trees planted on their sacred grounds. The plum is also part of the Sho chiku bai triad (pine, bamboo, and plum blossoms), a symbol associated with the New Year in Japan, and consecrated in arts and